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

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

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.

Public opinion polls in Greece show that PASOK has extended lead over New Democracy by seven percent.

The number of visitors to ancient sites and museums is down, according to the Greek National Statistics office.

The price of lamb and goat at Easter are at the same levels as 2008.

Vassilis Paleocostas is still on the loose after evading a roadblock and eluding an extensive police search in western Attiki.

One in five children have suffered bullying in Greece.

Cypriot President Demetris Christofias is not happy with the progress on the reunification of Cyprus.

The twenty year urban development plan for the region of Attiki announced by Environment and Public Works Minister Giorgos Souflias last week has also attracted criticism by a key