Fiscal woes are sinking the traditionally sunny Mediterranean nation into glooom, pushing the suicide rate up sharply

How much does the coverage of the crisis in Greece by the global TV News networks reflect what’s really going on?

All metro stations in Athens, as well as some bus stops, will have wireless internet access by next year said the Greek government

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said that community leaders in Cyprus had agreed to intensify talks aimed at reunifying the divided island

The managing director of the Institute of International Finance met representatives from the European Central Bank, the Greek government and the eurozone to try to break a deadlock

Prime Minister George Papandreou is pressing his ministers to redouble their efforts over the summer so the new raft of austerity measures and reforms can be implemented by Septemb

All the proposals and permits are inked and sealed for the long overdue revamp of the much-neglected National Garden of Athens

The minister in charge of overseeing an overhaul of the bloated public sector avoided this week stating outright that mass layoffs are on the cards

The crisis in the Greek property market looks set to continue for another two to three years

Anti-austerity protesters in the Cretan city of Hania took out their wrath at the reform measures being voted through Parliament on the local office of PASOK