Golden Dawn’s Giorgos Germenis, Panayiotis Iliopoulos and Stathis Boukouras are to defend themselves on charges of belonging to a criminal organization

Journalist and history buff Dimitris Fyssas has assembled a plethora of material on movie theatres in the Greek capital from 1896 to 2013

Tensions in the higher education sector peaked after administrative employees of two Athens universities decided to prolong their strike action into an 11th week

Tough negotiations between the government and the troika edged forward amid ongoing disagreements between the two sides as Athens rejects austerity

The disparity between public and private sector salaries in Greece ranges between 30 and 58 percent in favor of civil servants, an EC report has revealed

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