A controversial bill overhauling the debt-ridden health sector was voted into law on Wednesday despite the objection of all opposition parties and vehement protests by striking doc

High-ranking civil servants are to see their salaries cut by a third as part of the government’s plans to slash spending while lower level public servants can expect to see wage in

European Central Bank Chairman Jean-Claude Trichet reduced Greece’s hopes for a debt cut on Monday when he spoke in the European Parliament against a reduction to the Greek and the

There was a 5 percent decline in the number of arrivals at Athens airports last year, according to the Athens International Airport.

Greek and Israeli officials say the two countries are in preliminary talks on potential energy deals involving Israeli offshore natural gas deposits.

Miltiadis Evert a major conservative political force died aged 72 years old

The trial of suspected members of the Conspiracy of the Cells of Fire urban guerrilla group is set to continue

President of Cyprus Demetris Christofias and Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou met in Athens on Thursday

CleanJunkies are an informal group who have decided to act on their dislike of illegal signs and visual pollution in Athens

More than 200 immigrants on hunger strike ended a five-day occupation of Athens University’s Law School early Friday, following a tense standoff with police.