Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou said Greece is “turning the corner” at a international bankers conference in Vienna.

A new opinion poll indicates that the majority of Greeks are pessimistic about the future of the country’s beleaguered economy while fearing more painful reforms and social unrest.

The former minister who has admitted to accepting money from Siemens Hellas will face further questioning as part of a judicial investigation after a council of judges decided on

As was the case last year, the five parliamentary parties each issued their own reports last week in the Vatopedi land-swap inquiry.

Forestry authorities in Greece have virtually no money for fire prevention this year.

One in four Athenian commuters travel without a validated ticket, according to estimates by the Athens Urban Transport Organisation (OASA) and the Infrastructure, Transport and Net

The return to Athens of 31 Greek activists who took part in the Gaza-bound aid flotilla was accompanied by a peaceful protest in central Athens against Israel’s deadly attack on

Prime Minister George Papandreou gave a stark warning to all parties that they could face a terrible public backlash

Support for the country’s two major political parties, ruling Socialist PASOK and conservative New Democracy, has plummeted over the past month.

Cash-strapped Greece managed to pay off its creditors last week, using billions of euros from the EU-led rescue package aimed at containing the debt crisis.