The vast majority of almost 3,000 members of the municipal police who were yanked from their positions in the summer are to be given jobs in the regular force

PM Antonis Samaras and Deputy Premier Evangelos Venizelos met to discuss the reforms Greece has to carry out to meet its lenders’ demands ahead of troika visit

The government and university authorities may compromise over the number of administrative staff being put in a mobility scheme of forced transfers and layoffs dispute

Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has urged key ministers to redouble their efforts to meet economic reform targets

The hardest hit are the unemployed, private-sector workers, a large section of self-employed and young people

A man was fatally wounded in a mafia-style shooting in Exarchia, according to police the attack was a settling of accounts between Albanian crime rings

Strong showers that hit the Greek capital at intervals were expected to persist throughout the day caused flooding on major thoroughfares and in homes and stores

The GDP contraction next year is expected to be 0.4 per cent

Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras will meet with German Chancellor Angela Merkel today.

The plan that will regulate how Athens evolves and what new construction can take place in the city until 2021 is to be discussed at a committee level in the Greek Parliament