Greece raised 1.625 billion euros from the market in an auction of a three-month Treasury bills issue

Reports on the beginning of work for the placing of a statue of Alexander the Great in the central square in Skopje drew strong reaction from the Greek Foreign ministry

A report has been unveiled saying the Greek secret service knew of a conspiracy to kill then Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis in 2008

Sir Patrick Leigh Fermor, the British author, scholar, and WWII Special Operations Executive agent has died, aged 96

Credit ratings agency Moody’s says it may downgrade its ratings of France’s three largest banks over their exposure to debt-ridden Greece

Tender to be launched in next two weeks for redevelopment of old Athens airport

Standard and Poor’s (S&P) slashed its credit rating on Greece by three notches to CCC

Demonstrators clash with police during a peaceful protest

Greece has the highest rate of drownings according to experts

Tens of thousands of union members and activists gathered in Syntagma square, while a further 20,000 demonstrated in Thessaloniki, during the third nationwide general strike to be