Tsochatzopoulos is cliaming his right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty has been violated following allegedly incriminating statements by two conservative MPs

Prime Minister George Papandreou made his first public attempt on Thursday to diffuse the government’s dispute with taxi drivers

Standard & Poor’s (S&) is the last of the three major rating agencies to warn of a default

Greece’s population has shrunk by more than 1 per cent over the last 10 years

Protesting taxi drivers, who last Monday launched a 48-hour strike to protest plans to liberalise their sector, decided the day after to extend their action indefinitely

US foreign policy chief cites United States’ interest in fuel reserves and investment whilst pushing for concensus

Ankara’s energy plans include the construction of a Russian-type nuclear plant in the Turkish-occupied northern part of Cyprus

A new bailout package for Greece worth 109bn euros ($145bn) was approved by EU leaders on Thursday

Harvard University’s Center for Hellenic Studies inaugurated its first overseas branch, situated in Nafplio’s elegant neoclassical Iatrou Mansion

People of the Slavic nations are choosing to travel to Greece boosting tourism in the country when it needs it the most