A crucial week lies ahead for the govt as it continues its discussions with the troika – pressure building for Athens to conclude the review of its adjustment program

British couple gets married in Corfu, for 62nd time

In a landmark ruling, the European Court of Human Rights found that the Greek state should accord homosexual couples the same rights as heterosexual ones

Mark Marku was in Ireland when three of the seven armed robberies he was convicted for in Crete took place

The family of Pavlos Fyssas, the hip-hop artist murdered by a Golden Dawn supporter, have attacked Pasok’s youth wing over its decision to use his image on a poster

Civil mobilization orders could be issued against striking university staff

Survey discovers that one in three real estate owners will not be able to afford the new tax next year

Researchers found that 30.2 per cent of Roma children consumed no milk

US claims that GD is trying to gain support in diaspora

Both the governing coalition and main leftist opposition SYRIZA were assessing the outcome of the latter’s censure motion against the government