A Greek prosecutor pressed charges of treason and trying to destabilise the country against unknown suspects this week over an alleged 2008 plot to overthrow the then-conservative

The International Monetary Fund on Thursday approved 28 billion euros in funding for Greece over the next four years.

Greece’s jobless rate rose to a fresh quarterly record of 20.7 percent in the last three months of 2012, reflecting the country’s deep economic malaise, exacerbated by austerity to

Two former ministers, Louka Katseli and Haris Kastanidis, launched a new party named “Social Pact” last Wednesday, promising that they would provide “realistic and radical policies

Greek taxpayers with incomes over 15,000 per year will have to submit their forms electronically.

Greece is set to use public relations companies to help boost tourism for the country.

New bailout approved but EU wants 11.7 bln euros of savings in 2013/14

Greece is likely to hold general elections on May 6 or 13.

Greeks are paying 12.5 per cent more for petrol compared to 2011, the Greek Consumers Centre (ELKEKA) said last week.

The issue of the sale of Patroklos is emerging afresh as well-informed sources suggest that a Canadian billionaire came to Greece last week and expressed an interest in its acquisi