Finance Ministry planning to allow taxpayers to settle dues in as many as 10 monthly instalments.

While the government is examining the application of a unified salary scheme for state corporations, the effort to contain salary costs is already bearing fruit.

After it seemed that Greece had fallen out of favor with Northern European tourists, they appear to have been reconsidering the country as a holiday destination.

SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras urged the government to reject the austerity measures being demanded by its troika of lenders as they would ensure Greece’s exit from the eurozone.

Germany’s vice chancellor is questioning whether Greece can fulfill the conditions to receive further international aid.

Scuffles broke out between riot police and protesters Friday when a prosecutor was dispatched to reopen the Halyvourgia steel plant in Aspropyrgos.

Former US President Bill Clinton has insisted that Greece can overcome the crisis as he tried to convince Greek-American businessmen to invest in Greece.

A reception center for illegal immigrants will be built in the broader area around central Athens Mayor Giorgos Kaminis announced.

Coalition hopes closure of state bodies, new sell-off rules will satisfy lenders.

The Church of Greece has again sought to fend off accusations it is not digging deep enough into its coffers to help pull the debt-wracked country out of its economic crisis.