Prime Minister Antonis Samaras sought on Tuesday to appear upbeat on the prospects of crucial rescue loans being released to Greece.

Doubt on recent legislation that granted citizenship and voting rights to second-generation immigrants living in the country.

It’s believed they owe $2.5 million in unpaid water bills.

Monday’s Eurogroup ended with eurozone finance ministers agreeing to extend Greece’s fiscal adjustment period by two years.

Primary school teachers condemn attempts to interfere with commemoration of Oct. 28 anniversary.

The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) has welcomed a Greek proposal aimed at resolving the long-standing name dispute.

Near five million people are living off pensions and benefits.

Man accuses police of kidnapping, beating and robbing him in Crete.

Public and private sector workers will be rallying at Syntagma Square in central Athens.

Greece’s government sailed through a vote on the 2013 national budget, with almost all the coalition MPs backing the economic plan after two days of debate.