A postcard that was sent from Nisyros in 1987 reached its intended recipient in the United Kingdom twenty two years after the fact.

The leaders of an extreme right-wing parliamentary group in Greece has used false statements attributed to the Australian Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, to mount an attack against ill

Two women countered the claims by the alleged victim in the Theophanous hearingthat she rang them during and after the incident.

The 2009 Mediterranean Games in Pescara saw Greece mount its best performance ever with a 64 medal haul.

Corruption is rife in the Greek public sector, according to the annual report of the Greek Auditor General released last week.

EU Vice-President Jacques Barrot warned last week that Greece could be threatened by social unrest from the huge flow of illegal migrants arriving on its shores via Turkey.

The Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe meeting on Corfu was a ‘great success for Greek foreign policy’, according to the Greek Prime Minister.

The implementation of smoking restrictions in Greece last week has seen strong reactions from smokers in Athens.

UN mediator, Matthew Nimetz, calls for both Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia to be ‘flexible’ on the naming issues.

Theo Theophanous will be appearing in court today for the first day of his committal hearing on rape charges.