The Greek government is selling a minority share holding in Greece’s second largest water utility, EYATH, by competitive tender.

A major cigarette smuggling ring has been busted by police in Attiki last week.

A meeting between the Greek Prime Minister and the Italian Prime Minster in Rome saw them talk tough on measures to address illegal immigration.

A proposal by PASOK to extend cohabitation rights to same-sex couple in Greece has been rejected by a parliamentary committee.

A documentation and conservation plan to save olive trees in Crete which are hundreds and thousands of years old has been implemented by thirty five cultural and environmental grou

A makeshift migrants camp in Patras was closed down by Greek authorities in an effort to combat illegal immigration.

Greece proceed to the second round after having won two and lost one match in the European U/20’s basketball championships in Rhodes.

The star-studded IAAF Athens Grand Prix Tsiklitiria OPAP athletics meet in Athens last week was marked by season defining performanced by a number of international athletes.

A discussion paper commissioned by the Australian Education Union has claimed that ethnic and religious schools have impacted on the public funding of government schools.

A tense struggle has broken out in Pontiaki Estia between older and younger members over the future direction of the organisation.