Two top judicial officials as “corruption prosecutors” have been appointed in a bid to plow through a plethora of cases of alleged graft and mismanagement of public money

Officials mull how to implement measures agreed with troika as pressure for civil service layoffs looms

Papandreou tells Lagarde list inquiry that his deposition contained full details.

The drive, dubbed “Health Allies,” aims to provide medical, psychological and social support and offer free goods and service

Prime Minister confirms that 15,000 civil servants to go by end of 2014

Report says there’s adequate legal grounds to outlaw any political organisation found to be engaging in racially motivated crimes

Demands for civil service cuts test coalition as PM meets with partners

Greek opposition SYRIZA leader calls for snap polls as ‘only way out’ of debt spiral.

Aleka Papariga steps down from helm of Greek Communist Party after 22 years

The Greek government appeared dissatisfied following the presentation of a new proposal regarding the name of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)