Gamers can be an eccentric bunch.

Thousands of soldiers in the quake-hit Philippines are scouring villages buried under landslides, but authorities say hopes of finding dozens of missing people alive are dim.

Three Indian politicians from a morally conservative party have resigned after being caught watching pornography on a mobile phone in parliament.

The Christos Tsiolkas novel The Slap, recently made into an eight-part television series for ABC, is one of the big contenders in this year’s 2012 TV Week Logies.

Neos Kosmos takes a closer look at the esteemed career of prolific Greek filmmaker Theo Angelopoulos.

Eurozone finance ministers say bluntly that the only way Greece can avoid bankruptcy is through a new dose of crippling austerity measures.

Appeals magistrate Eirini Kalou on Thursday rejected a bid by Ephraim to be released from custody on bail.

Greece is going to spend 800,000 euros on housing and feeding homeless people amid concern about the growing number of people living on the streets.

Serious flooding caused by heavy rainfall and hailstorms in the Peloponnese and northern Greece has caused massive damage as well as claiming the lives of three people.

Surging national debt levels in Greece and other vulnerable eurozone countries is piling pressure on negotiators in Athens to push through rescue deals.