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Athens did not present adequate documentation that there has been sufficient progress in the payment of public sector arrears

Seizures are conducted for debts of 500 euros or more

'I am very optimistic that a good solution will be found for Greece on the issue of debt relief'

If elections trigger nervousness in Turkey, what conclusion can one draw about our defence minister, who confuses delineation of the country’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) with its territorial waters?

It is obvious historically that Greece lost an historic opportunity to achieve a nationally beneficial composite name

The move comes after Greece’s Council of State issued an irrevocable ruling granting asylum to eight Turkish military officers

One frigate and two gunboats, along with a SAT commandos underwater offence unit will be on alert 24 hours a day, seven days a week

The comforting thing is that the government has begun to accept reality, which it stubbornly refused to do until now

Education Minister Kostas Gavroglu’s draft legislation on structural changes in the education system – a key element of which is the abolition of the evaluation of teachers - will be debated in parliament

Zaev has committed himself to telling UN mediator Matthew Nimetz today whether he accepts the verbal agreement between his foreign minister, Nikola Dimitrov, and Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias

The objective is to counter-balance the negative electoral impact of extreme over-taxation and of deep pension cuts

The Economist magazine has published a report indicating that over 20,000 properties in Greece may hit the auction block this year

HHRM president Yannis Bassias said the aim is for the entire procedure to be completed by the end of the month

Today, after eight years of crisis, part of which is attributable to that earlier “generosity”, another government is attempting to make its own display of largesse

The Greek Fiscal Council recognises that the taxation torrent cannot be withstood, and it is recommending corrective measures to redistribute the tax burden

Could football make the world a better place? Some of the sharpest minds of our time not share this belief but also invest to it. The Harvard Conference in Boston and the steady presence of Olympiacos to the think tank provides a good opportunity to open this discussion

Following Vangelis Marinakis’ decision, Olympiacos and Harvard continue their close cooperation aiming at social service

There is a political unwillingness to stop certain Athenian neighbourhoods from living the fear of violence, and to help drug users and not abandon them in the middle of the street, like human refuse

The defence ministry remains, even in these days of bankruptcy, a bastion of non-transparency and a field for cunning middlemen

'Greece has the largest Merchant Marine fleet internationally, with 20 percent of the global fleet and 50 percent of the European fleet, in terms of capacity, belonging to Greek shipping companies,' the PM said