Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou has proposed the launch of a campaign to collect up to a million signatures in favour of an official discussion within the European Union on

Minister asks for all public servants’ details so government can prepare for transfers as part of the efficiency drive

The International Monetary Fund has released the latest installment of Greek emergency loans, and lauded the country’s cost-cutting progress.

Ten individuals appeared before a prosecutor on Thursday after being arrested during clashes in downtown Athens on Wednesday.

Albanian President Bamir Topi on Thursday awarded the “Medal of Gratitude” to Greece’s Permanent Representative at Nato, Ambassador Thrasyvoulos Stamatopoulos for his contribution

A general strike in Greece turned violent yesterday

Residents of Keratea near Athens clashed with riot police as they attempted to prevent efforts to construct a new landfill.

Strikes are set to disrupt flights and public transport next week, as unions rally against a shakeup of labour rules that will cap public sector salaries and loosen job security in

Proposed labour market reforms designed to save jobs have raised the ire of Opposition parties in Greece.

EU Economics Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn has backed a delay for Greece in the repayment of its 110-billion-euro rescue loan.