Pawn shops in downtown Omonia and other parts of Athens have been doing brisk business in the illicit trade of sovereign gold coins, according to a report in Kathimerini this week.

Greece has responded to a newspaper report that Greece was dropping its long-standing claim to the Parthenon marbles in return for the British Museum sending the Acropolis artefac

A Greek winemaking cooperative will file a lawsuit in Germany against distributors and supermarket retailers offering wines from the neighbouring former Yugoslav Republic of Macedo

As of January 1, Greek taxpayers will be able to pick up a card from banks that can be used to electronically record transactions as they shop.

The head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Tuesday expressed support for a plan to extend the repayment period of EU-IMF loans for Greece.

The second anniversary of the death of 15 year old Alexis Grigoropoulos saw the centre of Athens closed down and smelling of tear gas.

Yesterday’s police raids across Athens and around Greece have lead to six arrests on charges of terrorism

Greek police have foiled an imminent attack against a judicial target planned by a local terrorist group, Greek media reported last night after a series of raids across Athens.

Foreign Policy magazine ranks George Papandreou as one of the top 100 global thinkers for 2010.

Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou and Foreign minister Dimitris Droutsas attended the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) meeting in Kazakhstan.