A week after talks between Greece and its creditors, hit an impasse, the two sides remain bogged down over the interest payment.

PASOK is due to hold elections for a new leader on March 18 and officials close to current party chief George Papandreou insist that he has no intention in taking part.

PASOK’s declining popularity is threatening to consign the party that has dominated Greek politics for the past three decades to also-ran status at the next general elections, acco

Seven out of ten Greek companies are expecting to go ahead with staff cuts in the next few months.

The 2012 winter sales began last Monday across the country at a time when Greece’s retail sector is struggling.

Animal rights groups in Greece are in dire straits over a combination of major funding cutbacks, dwindling donations and a rising number of strays, especially dogs.

The Greek Foreign Ministry has lodged an official complaint to authorities in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) following the inauguration last Friday in Skopje of

Europe’s biggest commercial broadcaster RTL Group is giving up on the Greek broadcasting market as the country’s debt-induced economic crisis crushes advertising revenue.

Despite the 3.93 per cent increase in food (including olive oil) and livestock exports in November on a yearly basis, the total value of Greek products heading abroad continued to

Athens charity accuses BBC of misrepresentation in ‘Greek parents abandoning their children’ story.