Nearly 13,000 hectares of arable land and forested areas, including hundreds of valuable mastic trees, have been razed by a wildfire that burned into its third day on Chios.

Central government debt reached 303.53 billion euros as of June 30, rising by 23.2 billion from March 31, finance ministry data showed.

OTE expects the economic downturn to impact its second-half performance after cost-cutting drove a 68 per cent jump in second-quarter profit.

Prime Minister Antonis Samaras will hold his first meetings with eurozone leaders to assure them he will honour a pledge for more austerity and ask for an extension.

Fewer ferry sailings than usual have been scheduled for the normally busy period around August 15, a public holiday in Greece.

A 25-year-old Tunisian man died after being attacked in Thessaloniki on Tuesday.

Government has placed priority on ensuring it can pay salaries and pensions in coming months

Greece’s privatizations authority (TAIPED) reported to have reached agreement for the liquidation of two of the country’s most indebted state-owned enterprises.

A meeting between officials of Greece, Cyprus and Israel is being lined so they can agree on transporting natural gas from the Southeastern Mediterranean to the European market.

More than 50,000 children might not be able to attend nursery schools and kindergartens run by local authorities due to a lack of funds.