Built in 1550 by the family of wealthy merchants, in 19th century the palace was renamed Palazzo Papadopouli, after its owner Nicolas Papadopoulos.

We must continue seeking the recognition of genocides by all Australian parliaments, says Professor Lygeros.

The LOGOS Centre for Hellenic Language and Culture will commemorate their achievements this year in a special celebration.

George Parthimos’ miRoamer in-car app will now get the help of a car connectivity expert, MirrorLink.

Volume 60 will be presented by Dr Thanasis Spilias on Sunday.

The vote is seeking to douse speculation about early elections and to rally coalition MPs and ministers as a crucial fifth review by the troika gets under way.

Some 30,000 migrants are expected to have entered Greece illegally by the end of 2014.

After the clamp down on Golden Dawn by the Greek state, young students no longer take up its rhetoric.

Charities are asking for blankets, sleeping bags, gloves, scarves, tinned milk and canned goods, as well as clothes to help them cater to growing demand.

In an exclusive interview with Neos Kosmos, head of the excavations at Amphipolis, Katerina Peristeri, says that by Christmas they may know who is buried there.