The coalition government narrowly passed an omnibus bill containing structural reforms and austerity measures shortly after midnight on Wednesday.

Greece’s debt, expected to reach 189 percent of GDP next year, is not sustainable and that the country’s lenders will need to tackle the issue soon.

Trade unions reported large-scale participation on the first day of a 48-hour nationwide strike against the latest package of austerity cuts and new taxes.

Wages, pensions, benefits and public-sector workers are among the biggest casualties of a long-expected austerity package.

It is likely to take up to two weeks for the Supreme Court to forward to Parliament a preliminary investigation into the handling of the so-called Lagarde List.

The embattled Greek government faces another strike – this time from journalists.

Weak support in privatization ballot poses urgent problem for PM as he seeks to tie up troika deal.

Greece is saving about 30 million euros thanks to an electronic prescription scheme.

A court on Thursday cleared Costas Vaxevanis, the publisher of the Hot Doc magazine

PASOK leader Evangelos Venizelos was on Thursday trying to contain a rebellion within his fragile party.