About 45 staff to lose their jobs

Five public hospitals in greater Athens are due to be restructured and will provide more than 1,600 healthcare staff that will be moved into the civil service labor mobility scheme

Human rights organisations outraged at mandatory HIV testing for certain groups in Greece

The Greek government announced yesterday a seven member supervisory committee that will oversee the creation of the new state broadcaster NERIT

Sydney and Athens both took part in the Penny Marathon simultaneously

Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras is visiting on a three day tour the United States of America this next week.

Greece may have made significant progress in its fiscal streamlining and in the recapitalisation of its four systemic banks

A recently published book has analysed the way Greece is viewed in the eyes of the world

A new Welfare Program run by the City of Athens aims to help people and to improve the image of the capital.

For the first time in the history of Greece’s supreme court, a female has been appointed to the position of attorney.