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.

A report by the IMF says that although the Greek government has made “exceptional” progress in stabilising the economy, it warns of a threat of an €11bn gap.

More than 100 state-run kindergartens and primary schools are to be shut down over the summer and almost 30 more will be merged, saving the government 228,000 euros a year

Nazi anthem played during Golden Dawn’s food handout

The Greek government is working alongside the Church of Greece to generate revenue from real estate assets owned by the Church

Greece’s lenders agreed on Monday to disburse a combined 5.7 billion to Greece.

Victims, including a pregnant woman and a teenage girl, are believed to be Syrians.

The latest private island to be auctioned off by Greece’s landowners will have a starting price of 10 million euros.