Cypriot investment in Greece is on the decline, and not just in regard to direct investments, but also to repatriated profits from subsidiaries of Greek companies on Cyprus.

A 12th century monastery in the northern prefecture of Grevena, which is to be literally carried to the top of a hill to make way for an artificial lake, was on Monday shuffled abo

“We don’t seem to have a political class that understands, on any level, what it’s like to face unemployment,” veteran left-wing film director Ken Loach told The Guardian newspaper

Erdogan tells Patriarch authorities will return assests taken from minorities.

A year since the introduction of a blanket ban on smoking in public places, businesses and smokers alike continue to flagrantly flout the law.

IMF, EU and ECB inspectors started combing through Greece’s books and laws this week to decide whether it has made enough progress to receive a new tranche of the bailout that has

Hundreds of students took to the streets of Athens and Thessaloniki on Thursday to protest a controversial new law overhauling the higher education sector as sit-ins at university

Libraries in the City of Monash will celebrate International Literacy Day by sharing a whole host of events and fun activities for all ages and interests on Thursday 8 September.

NSW Mutlicultural Health Communication Service (MHCS) has partnered up with the State Library to bring you a week of multicultural health information.

Two men were refused bail last week over the fatal bashing of Mr Angelos Kaloudis, a 76-year-old homeless man.