Prime Minister Antonis Samaras promised to adopt a much more hands-on role in ensuring that his government meets its targets

Cyprus said on Tuesday it would not default on its payments and had secured necessary financing to meet its immediate requirements

The inclusion of 14 Greek shipowners in the world’s Top 100 compiled by Lloyd’s List for 2012 confirms that the Greek shipping industry remains at the helm of the global market

Unemployment in Greece will climb to 29.3 percent in 2013 and 31 percent in 2014

Coalition leaders meet in wake of bailout decision, focus on social cohesion

Businessman Lavrentis Lavrentiadis, who owned a controlling stake in Proton Bank, was remanded in custody at Korydallos Prison in Athens

Rising fuel prices make trains cheaper alternative to cars

None of some 120,000 civil servants working at public enterprises, will earn more than 2,200 euros per month due to a new pay structure

With part of bailout tranche paid, coalition turns to next goals on its agenda

The sum brings the amount of returns the state owes to Greek taxpayers to over 2.7 billion euros.