The leaders of the three parties that form Greece’s coalition government agreed to speed up the process by which Athens will ask its lenders for changes to the bailout.

Police in Attica arrested another three people for tax arrears amounting to just over nine million euros.

Athens Mayor Giorgos Kaminis on Wednesday unveiled a number of social welfare policies combined with a development program for Greece’s troubled capital.

Tsipras accuses coalition of surrendering to lenders over bailout terms

The newly built Blue Star Patmos ferry took to the Aegean Sea this week, linking Piraeus with the ports of Chios and Mytilene

Representatives of the country’s international creditors have pressed Greek authorities to progress toward offering full recognition of degrees granted by private colleges.

IOBE says GDP will drop by almost 7 pct this year, but privatizations could turn things around.

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.