Archbishop Ieronymos has called on citizens to show greater tolerance and work together to emerge from the crisis

Athens submitted its plan for tackling its budget crisis to parliament and success hinges on squeezing revenue out of the economy

Composer Mikis Theodorakis staged a symbolic protest in Thessaloniki’s central Aristotelous Square after the city’s mayor, Yiannis Boutaris, refused to lend him the space for an an

Passenger ferry tickets should become a little cheaper after Greek Parliament voted through an amendment last Tuesday that removes third-party levies

Government plans to build several new detention centres for undocumented immigrants have come up against strong resistance from local authorities in the northern prefecture of Evro

Credit rating agency Moody’s downgraded Greece’s bond ratings deeper into junk status on Wednesday, a further blow to the struggling country which has been wrapping up negotiations

University of Thessaly initiative encourages farmers to branch out

Three teachers have been accused of receiving exam results on their mobile phones

Europe’s largest insurer said that Europe should be helping its weaker countries

Greece’s prime minister is asking the international community to leave his parliament alone so they can sort themselves out