The Australian Embassy in Athens welcomed a group of 36 students of Classics and Ancient History from the Australian National University in Canberra, and their professors, currentl

The beaches of Australia were taken over members of the Greek Orthodox faith

Athens charity accuses BBC of misrepresentation in ‘Greek parents abandoning their children’ story.

With the new year, people’s minds are back on property. Mark Bouris looks at property prices for 2012.

The decision of the board of the GOCOD to change the name of their community’s school has ignited fierce conflict between members, parents, and the GOCOD board

Andrew Lansley, the health secretary of UK, intends to pursue through the courts the cosmetic industry companies that are refusing free operations to women wanting substandard brea

Scotland’s government announced that it wants to hold a referendum on independence from Britain.

Budget revenues lagged in 2011 while the EU expects GDP to shrink by a further seven per cent.

The labor reserve scheme, which is designed to place 30,000 civil servants on reduced salaries for a year was described this week by Administrative Reform Minister Dimitris Reppas

More than 300,000 jobs were lost in Greece from October 2010 to October 2011.