A bomb exploded outside Greece’s parliament building in central Athens in a well policed area where some of the capital best hotels and finance ministry are located.

The public debate about whether crucifixes and religious icons should be displayed in Greece’s classrooms is set to intensify after it was revealed last week that the country’s Omb

New Democracy will support the government’s bid to open fresh parliamentary investigations into five major corruption scandals despite previous suggestions that it would go against

The Greek government is proposing a clear distinction between foreign colleges in Greece and regular universities, noting that the former would not be afforded the same status as t

Greece will submit its growth and stability plan to Brussels at the end of January after getting the nod from European Commission officials on the agenda it hopes will help to rest

The faith that citizens have in state institutions plunged in Greece last year according to a survey carried out by polling firm Public Issue.

Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou said that 2010 will be a “watershed” for Greece in his New Year’s address and expressed confidence that his government can revive the country

Newly elected New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras has said that his party will inspire with its proposals whilst outlining his general themes for 2010 in his first address for th

Greek graduates are more likely to go overseas for work and to work longer hours when compared to most of their European peers, according to a survey.

Greece will submit its Growth and Stability Plan to the European Union this week.