Greece’s Education Minister Giorgos Babiniotis threatened to resign over his attempt to bypass university reform, which has caused yet another blow for Greece’s interim government.

Six universities in Greece may face immediate closure after the recent bond swap reduced their assets to zero.

Greece’s negative image abroad as a holiday destination has had an impact on most sectors of the tourism economy.

Greece, Cyprus and Israel have agreed to deepen their energy cooperation, but are yet to sign a memorandum to seal their agreement.

Greeks are considering moving from the city back to regional villages, says the results of a survey commissioned by the Agricultural Development Ministry that were made public Tues

Over fifty Venetian silver coins dating to the 14th century AD, have been found by archaeologists on the Aegean island of Naxos, revealed the culture ministry on Tuesday.

Greece’s trade deficit fell by 29.1 per cent in January, according to provisional figures released by the Hellenic Statistical Authority (Elstat) on Tuesday.

Greece’s inability to handle the number of unregistered immigrants streaming onto its lands is causing plenty of eyebrows to be raised further up the European map.

Greece is consolidating its position as a global player in the energy field by becoming a non-permanent member of the Executive Committee of the International Energy Forum.

The Independence Day parade in Athens passed off without any major incident on Sunday amid an extremely high police presence.