Education Minister Andreas Loverdos says if the individual or individuals behind the page are not students “then there is a problem”
A mini market owned by a Pakistani immigrant in central Iraklion on the island of Crete was engulfed in flames on Wednesday night. In the amateur footage posted on YouTube,…
“In one hand Greece holds an olive branch but in the other it holds the sword of justice,” said Greece’s new Defense Minister Nikos Dendias as he was sworn in…
She danced, she sang, she hid resistance fighters – and her music ended up in Pulp Fiction. Laura Barton celebrates the rediscovery of Roza Eskenazi, the Greek firebrand who united…
On November 4 2013, Antonis Samaras pledged to provide free Wi-Fi access hotspots around the country ‘in a year΄s time’. But his promise seems more like a farce as internet…
The European Commission has opened an in-depth investigation to assess whether the proposed acquisition of the Greek gas transmission system operator DESFA by the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic…
Heeding a call on Facebook for a ‘Panhellenic Occupation’, students across the country are participating in sits-in at schools to protest against secondary education reform
Hackneyed, corny and stodgy, Greece΄s 2015 tourism promotional video makes plenty of references to the physical remains of the country’s classical past but deals little with its present, save for…
Today’s conviction of three men following a brutal racist attack on a Roma woman and her nephew is a “first step towards justice”, said Amnesty International and Greek Helsinki Monitor…
“A completely clean exit is highly unlikely,” says EU official