A European Court of Justice ruling could leave thousands of Britons with homes in northern Cyprus liable to return their properties to Greek Cypriots or to pay them compensation.

The parliamentary committee of inquiry into the Pavlidis affair was split on whether the former Minister should have his political immunity removed and face corruption charges.

Steps have been taken by the Greek government to protect the archeological park where the philosopher Aristotle had his wrestling school.

Greece’s new international tourism campaign for 2009 was launched last week by the Tourism Development Minister Costas Markopoulos.

Athens Airport has suffered a significant decrease in inbound tourism over the last 12 months.

Greek Economy Minister Yiannis Papathanassiou remained calm despite the release of official figures which show that the Greek deficit has doubled to five percent of GDP.

The First Games Festival which will celebrates games such as chess, bridge, scrabble, darts and sudoko opened in Thessaloniki over the weekend.

The wife of the Greek Prime Minister came to the rescue of a journalist during their visit to Cyprus.

Petrol stations in Greece will be required to operate cash registers with automatic receipts as the Greek Government battles tax evasion by station owners.

Greek Prime Minister, Costas Karamanlis, meets with the Cypriot President, Dimitris Christofias.