Monthly Archives: March, 2014

Greece remains among the countries with the highest social security contribution rates, although those numbers are forecast to go south by 3.9 percent by...

Although cruise ships are vital to Greece’s tourist season, most Greek ports are unfit to berth such vessels, a study has found. Research by the National...

The approval in the early hours of Monday morning by Greece's parliament of the critical omnibus reform bill needed to release a delayed €10.5 billion instalment from international...

The critical omnibus reform bill that needed to release a delayed €10.5 billion installment from Greece’s international lenders was approved by the Greek parliament...

Nikos Tagaras and Theofilos Leontaridis are to replace their Nea Dimokratia colleagues Maximus Charakopoulos and Stavros Kalafatis, following their resignations, as Deputy Ministers for Environment and Agriculture, respectively. Kalafatis is now...

Popular American singer Lady Gaga has scheduled a concert at the Olympic Stadium in Athens on September 19. The event was announced on Monday...

Serious problems are expected to arise within the next days in public hospitals across Greece due to the placement of hospital drivers in an...

Greek and Portuguese government bonds beat their euro-region peers this quarter as the countries made progress toward returning to international credit markets. The Hellenic Republic’s...

PASOK leader Evangelos Venizelos - without naming him - blistered former Socialist leader and previous premier George Papandreou for voting against a key article...

According to the abbot of Esphigmenou monastery located in Mount Athos, more than 120 Greek monks are suffering food and medicine shortages due to...