Greece’s unemployment rate in July rose to 25.1 per cent from a revised 24.8 per cent in the previous month.

Having succeeded in changing the country’s image on the world stage, Greece is facing its “final hurdle”.

Government, troika try to agree cuts, ‘prior actions’ before Thursday’s EU summit.

As Finance Ministry officials laboured through tough talks with troika officials on Thursday regarding an elusive 13.5-billion-euro austerity package.

Dozens of angry Greek parents handed over their children to bewildered officials in a symbolic protest against the abolition of tax breaks for large families.

Six out of 10 Greeks have consciously cut their spending on medical treatment as the impact of the economic crisis tightens their budgets.

Stournaras resumes troika talks, government hopes for conclusion this week

Evangelos Venizelos will appear before Parliament’s institutions and transparency committee to answer questions regarding a list of Greek depositors at a Swiss bank.

The country’s two biggest supermarket chains are returning the issue of their sector’s opening hours to the negotiating table with the Development Ministry.

Former Pasok minister and party secretary Yiannis Ragousis announced this week his decision to leave the party.