Greek university professors, the most underpaid in western Europe
Research conducted at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki says university professors are among the lowest paid state employees
Research conducted at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki says university professors are among the lowest paid state employees
Ekrem Dumannli, the chief editor of Zaman, Turkey’s biggest selling newspaper, cries ‘we are not scared’ after he and other journalists are detained by police over terrorism allegations
Rounding off a two-day visit to Athens on Tuesday, European Economic Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici urged the government to push through pending economic reforms and indicated that Brussels has “its…
A 10-year old boy from County Armagh in Northern Ireland has been honoured by the Greek Sports Journalists’ Association after striking up a friendship with Greece International Georgios Samaras
Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras on Wednesday faces the first of three rounds of a presidential vote that will determine whether the country is forced into snap national elections and…
Greece has returned to political brinkmanship and recrimination as the country΄s lawmakers vote in a snap presidential election Wednesday
“Expect Mad Max if Syriza wins” runs the headline over a comment piece in the newspaper Democratia. It’s by the prime minister’s closest adviser. Meanwhile, police have released video of…
A Syriza election victory threatens default and disorderly exit from the euro for Greece. This would be a disaster for all. But done properly, the reintroduction of sovereign currencies within…
When Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras proclaimed in mid-November that "Greece is back", it was for all the right reasons
A prosecutor has granted permission to jailed Golden Dawn MPs to vote in the three-part presidential elections that start today in parliament