The coalition government received a vote of confidence in Parliament, the administration suffered a fresh blow as yet another minister announced he was quitting.

Alexis Tsipras attacked the government’s privatization agenda, accusing the power-sharing administration of wanting to sell public assets and resources on the cheap.

Athens had missed or was off course on 210 targets in its loan agreement and would need to rectify this before receiving any more money.

The new three-party coalition government in Greece has won a vote of confidence in parliament early Monday.

PM, FinMin seek to convince creditors of will to push reforms as bid for concessions takes backseat.

Greece has asked for assistance from the European Union in its effort to cut costs and improve efficiency in its health sector by enhancing its electronic prescription system.

The Bank of France will hand over 754 million euros of interest collected on Greek government bonds it holds as part of agreements to offer the country financial support.

More than a third of the properties owned by the state are currently being used by companies or people who have no authority to do so, according to the results of a survey conducte

Parliamentary speaker Vangelis Meimarakis insisted on Wednesday that he would block a bonus payment of 1.3 million euros to parliamentary staff approved by his predecessor ahead of

The 66-year-old managing director of a photographic equipment retailer was detained in Thessaloniki on Tuesday over an unpaid tax bill of 28.1 million euros, police said.