An emergency payment of 8 million euros will be made to municipalities so they can buy heating oil for schools, the Interior Ministry said on Wednesday, after local authorities in…
The Greek parliament on Wednesday approved a bill controlling the pharmaceutical pricing policy amidst a fresh wave of protests against austerity and reforms in the health sector. The bill which…
All public schools in Naoussa, a municipality in the north of Greece, have been shut until further notice due to lack of funds for heating. Meanwhile staff cutbacks at the…
Guided by an apparent desire to oppose the ruling coalition at all costs, Greece΄s main opposition party is attempting to block legislation that would bring down generic drug prices by…
The island of Rhodes continues to count its wounds following severe storms on Friday. Three people are now known to have died in flash flooding which also caused millions of…
Surfers in Athens braved the rain and flocked to Vouliagmeni Beach on the capital΄s south coast to take advantage of high swells kicked up by storms and strong southerly winds…
Confrontation between government and university staff intensifies as administrators΄ strike over job cuts approaches its twelfth week. Universities remain closed and thousands of students are left facing uncertainty as each…
Demand for food aid program skyrockets as more children go undernourished. More and more Greek families cannot afford to eat healthy diets while still others begin to go hungry.
EU Commission chimes in on refugee push-backs following UNHCR΄s remarks Friday, putting Greece and Bulgaria on the spot.
A pupil in the northern town of Kozani burst into tears in front of deputy minister of infrastructure Michalis Papadopoulos over a lack of teachers at her school. The incident…