The Greek furniture industry suffered a 19.2 per cent decline in its production volume in the first seven months of 2011.

In a bid to earn revenue for Greece’s public coffers, the Health Ministry said private insurance companies will be able to rent rooms in state hospitals for their customers.

In an ongoing dispute between Health Minister Andreas Loverdos and the union representing the country’s pharmacists, a proposal was rejected by the minister to fully liberalise the

Greece’s chief financial prosecutor Grigoris Peponis has brought a string of criminal charges against 29 people including navy officers and former Defence Ministry officials.

Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos scaled back a target for raising revenue to pay down debt from state-asset sales amid slumping stock values and delays in implementing th

Top prosecutor Grigoris Peponis on Monday ordered a preliminary investigation into claims by a former employee of the Hellenic Statistical Authority.

Four years after missing a European Union deadline for meeting quality standards for its lakes, rivers and underwater reserves, Greece has finally created a viable system for monit

Turkey threatens to send gunships to protect its planned explorations off the island’s northern coast.

Greek workers staged a 24-hour strike on Thursday forcing the transport system to a standstill, protesting against the government’s intensified austerity drive securing aid in orde

Anger over austerity among ordinary Greeks is matched by bailout fatigue among north European creditor countries, especially Germany, Finland and the Netherlands.