The early closure of the Greek Parliament has seen the Karamanlis government come under attack from opposition parties.

Tough new measures have been introduced to ensure heavier penalties for young people wearing hoodies who commit acts of vandalism.

Greek authorities have reassured the Greek public that their fears of eating pork following the swine flu scare are misplaced.

The Greek Finance Minister is unhappy that the latest European economic forecasts for 2009 do not take into account the Greek government’s latest efforts to boost the economy.

Greece’s first same-sex civil
marriages performed on the island of Tilos last year has been annulled on the grounds
that Greek law makes no specific provision for same-sex wed

Costas Karamanlis spoke on energy security issues when he addressed the Eastern Partnership Summit held in Prague.

A protest by Greek neo-Nazi group, Chryssi Avghi, against migrants squatting in an abandoned building led to a series of clashes in the streets of central Athens.

Scooters and motor cycles in Greece will be required to undergo a roadworthiness test every two years as of 2010.

A survey reveals that Greek university students do not believe that a undergraduate degree is sufficient to enhance their life and employment prospects.

Greek MP Aristotelis Pavlidis escaped facing corruption charges when a motion in the Greek Parliament to lift his political immunity fell five votes short of being passed.