The civil servants’ union, ADEDY, says that it has no intention of encouraging its members to take part in work-to-rule protests but is likely to hold strikes to protest the govern

Fitch cut Cyprus’ credit rating by two notches to BBB on Wednesday due to fiscal slippages, saying the island state was likely to require a bailout to meet its funding needs

Government hopeful that market turbulence will act as aspur for decision makers in eurozone

A total of 20,000 pensions being claimed by people who are ineligible – and costing state insurance funds an estimated 120 million euros

A new police squad tasked with targeting tax dodgers and armed with the powers to obtain the bank details as well as information about the stock market activities of anybody accuse

An open letter from PASOK was sent last week to the Greek diaspora, arguing that the world’s media and politicians have misrepresented the Greek debt crisis

Gjorge Ivanov, the conservative President of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) blamed Greece for the ongoing impasse in the name dispute while calling upon Brussels

The Appeals Justices Council ruled that 15 people should stand trial for the 280-million-euro structured bond sold to Greek social insurance funds at inflated prices

The government is preparing a bill that would decriminalise the use of drugs in a bid to help users kick the habit and ease overcrowding in Greek prisons

Taxi owners were to hold an emergency meeting last Friday night to decide on the future of their strike