Greece has not publicly endorsed a candidate for UN Secretary-General, though diplomatic sources suggest Costa Rica's Rebeca Grynspan ranks high among Athens' informal preferences

Civil servants plan a midday walkout and a rally at Syntagma Square as lawmakers cast a ballot that will decide how much power the next Parliament has to rewrite the charter

Nikos Maziotis walks free after 14 years, as the State Department reaffirms he's barred from the US under anti-terrorism visa rules

Lawmakers across the political spectrum condemned Ilias Kasidiaris's release and political comeback bid, with one constitutional law expert insisting the law flatly bars him from running for office

After Cyprus closed its inquiry into the so-called black van affair, the Intellexa founder said in a statement that the push to link it to the Predator wiretapping scandal rested on a narrative rather than facts

Twenty one years after Athens closed its consulate in the Louisiana city, Greece is restoring a local presence as old ties of migration and shipping take on new importance through energy

Kasidiaris freed from Domokos Prison, vows political comeback with "full political rights" as supporters cheer his release from Golden Dawn sentence.

'We threaten no one but accept no threats from anyone,' was the widely reproduced 'headline' statement made by the Greek prime minister; support measures remote island

Pavlos Marinakis denied any government plan to limit unemployment benefits after his comments about a two month cap set off a political storm, with members of his own party distancing themselves from his remarks.

Government insiders are betting that the pace of rolling out the new economic measures, could determine whether Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis can revive his party's standing after a lukewarm public reaction to his annual economic address at TIF

PASOK leader says the scandal will only end once those who built a "deep state" face justice, in an in.gr interview

From Kastellorizo, the PM sent a clear message to Turkey and unveiled a €5,000 annual incentive for island residents

The Greek prime minister toured military observation posts on the two small islets, meets with military personnel, inspects new facilities

New restrictions cover Karpathos, Kasos and nearby islets as Greece maintains strategic restraint over repeated military drone activity in the Aegean

Turkey stepped up military activity over the eastern Aegean on Friday, Greek with six F-16s and three UAVs recording 10 violations of Greek airspace and 10 infringements of air-traffic rules in the Athens FIR. The Turkish aircraft operated over the northeastern, central and southeastern Aegean. Four of the F-16s were armed, reports state. Two incidents […]

Ilias Kasidiaris' lawyer confirmed that the convicted former Golden Dawn MP intends to seek office again, but only Greece's Supreme Court can decide whether the law allows it

As pupils returned to their classrooms for the first time after the summer holidays, political leaders made their customary visits to schools. The prime minister visited a renovated school in Ano Liosia, while the leader of PASOK visited a school in Thessaloniki

The prime minister’s visit to remote Kastellorizo is therefore taking place against a backdrop of heightened Turkish activity and rhetoric in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean.

10-year framework provides one million euros annually for the preservation, restoration and documentation of the Patriarchate’s religious and cultural heritage

The movement's leader presented a plan for sweeping change in Thessaloniki, centered on justice and national security