Piles of rubbish and medical waste that had been dumped illegally near Valimitika beach in Aigio, in the Peloponnese,

With aid clinched, Greek government shifts to reforms

Sunk in recession for the past six years and struggling to steer its economy through painful austerity cuts, Greece now faces a fertility crisis as well.

Greece has pulled two ancient statues from an ongoing Olympic Games exhibition in Qatar in a dispute over nudity,

The visit will aim to boost bilateral ties, promote Greece as a tourism destination to the huge Chinese market and seek investment

Administrative Reform Minister Antonis Manitakis wants to pass a law that would mean the contract workers would stop receiving their salaries once their employment ended

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