Tsipras appeared to be on the same wavelength with PASOK and expressed concern about the implications of the Cypriot bailout

Parents in Greece are opting to honour marriage vows and bring children into the world after a wedding

A total of 2,777 public sector pensioners failed to register in a nationwide census designed to crack down on bogus claims, the Finance Ministry said.

Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras insisted there were no plans to bail in depositors in other countries, as was the case in Cyprus.

Parties see pain ahead for Cypriots, SYRIZA laments SE’s failure to unite

In an unexpected alliance, leftist SYRIZA combined its forces with nationalist Independent Greeks to form a “front” to push for Greece to show greater solidarity toward Cyprus.

The national economy has missed out on revenues from value-added tax receipts of at least 40 million euros over the last three years due to the policies adopted by the state

Stournaras says Nicosia has ‘hours’ to find solution but Greece ‘fortified’ anyway

The firm involved in the contentious Skouries gold mining project in Halkidiki indicated that it might abandon the scheme in the wake of protest by locals and environmental groups

A controversial eurozone plan to impose a one-time tax on Cypriot bank deposits as part of a bailout for the debt-ridden country fueled yet another clash between ND and SYRIZA