The Greek Education Minister has revoked the operating licenses for the thirty three private educational providers who teach overseas University courses in Greece.

Three people have been arrested for breaking the encryption codes used by the Greek digital satellite pay-TV platform Nova and offering free viewing to people around Greece.

The tabling in Parliament of the Greek budget saw the Greek Prime Minister say that 2010 will see major changes in several sectors of the economy, society and Greek institutions, w

The annual Transparency International report on corruption has found that there has been a substantial deterioration in the degree of corruption in Greece.

One of Greece’s leading female politicians was named as a European Commissioner last week.

The number of visitors to Greece is down and the prediction for the number of tourists to Greece over the next 12 months are bleak.

Greece last week commemorated the 36th anniversary of the Polytechnic uprising of 1974 with a series of events in Athens.

More than 270 demonstrators were detained following the demonstration in Athens to mark the Polytechneio uprising.

The Church of Greece said last week that it is not willing to pay for “other people’s mistakes” in response to a recent government decision to impose a one-off property tax on its

Twice-escaped convict Alket Rizaj was caught by police on Monday after being on the run since his daring helicopter escape with fellow inmate, 42-year-old Vassilis Paleokostas, in