Proastiakos suburban railway will be disrupted as workers protest

Tourism revenues are expected to bounce back this year to pre-crisis levels, with visitors from Germany, Britain and Russia anticipated to return

Bishop Seraphim of Piraeus, who has courted controversy in the past with anti-Semitic comments, launched an unexpected attack on far-right Golden Dawn

Minister indicates that 2,000 public servants will be fired by the end of June

Greece will have to approve the troika’s decisions in time for a Eurogroup meeting on May 13, when an installment of 6 billion euros is due to be approved

Supreme Court prosecutor Ioannis Tentes called for 35 of the migrant workers, including the 28 who were injured, to be given state protection as victims of human trafficking

The former Defense Minister denies setting up a complex money laundering scheme to conceal millions of euros in kickback

According to a study published, the impact of the European nation’s austerity cuts may be worse than expected.

Financial police arrested a farm owner, uncover offenses after shooting of strawberry pickers

Eight in 10 Greeks want the government to pursue Germany over WWII reparation claims