A year since the introduction of a blanket ban on smoking in public places, businesses and smokers alike continue to flagrantly flout the law.

IMF, EU and ECB inspectors started combing through Greece’s books and laws this week to decide whether it has made enough progress to receive a new tranche of the bailout that has

Hundreds of students took to the streets of Athens and Thessaloniki on Thursday to protest a controversial new law overhauling the higher education sector as sit-ins at university

Europe’s biggest betting firm OPAP announced today an annual 30.4 per cent drop in second-quarter net profit, hit by a deep recession in its debt-choked Greek home market.

Greece looks towards its military to help drug addicts.

The Financial Crimes Squad (SDOE) will be stepping up checks on cars with foreign license plates.

Further substantial cuts to civil servants’ salaries could be required when the government draws up its unified pay structure for the public sector.

The government announced this week that it is preparing a new program to contain unemployment, as the numbers of jobless continued to rise in July.

The fund set up to recapitalise Greek lenders in case of need can inject capital by buying common shares issued by the banks.

A law that has existed since military dictators ruled Greece and which allows a government department responsible for media relations to use up to 600,000 euros of public money eac