Athens ranks last among 27 European metropolitan cities as far as its ability to attract real estate investment is concerned, according to an annual survey by PricewaterhouseCooper

Over 250 guests of the Greek festival of Sydney convened at the historic Marrickville Town Hall to celebrate the launching of the book Greeks in the Far Orient authored by Professo

All police leave has been cancelled for this weekend ahead of the military parades on Sunday to mark Independence Day.

Join a two-day event celebrating the culture, folklore traditions, music, dance, and the glorious history of beautiful Rhodes.

Community consultation reveals strength of support for aged care provider.

Mark Bouris talksa bout being a smart saver

US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta confirmed this week that capital punishment was on the table under the US military code for the rogue sniper who last week killed 16 Afghanis.

The international criminal court has delivered the first verdict in its ten-year history, finding a Congolese warlord guilty of recruiting child soldiers.

Cyprus’ sovereign debt has been slashed to junk status by the ratings agency Moody’s, due to heavy bank exposure to the Greece’s struggling economy.

More than half of the funding for the construction of Public Power Corporation’s new lignite unit at Ptolemaida, western Macedonia, will come from Germany.