Alexander BesantApril 28, 2012 14:52

Taxes will not be raised and reforms will be the main focus in the future Greek Prime Minister, Evangelos Venizelos, said Saturday.

Anonymous hacks into Greek finance website, police say

Amy SilversteinApril 24, 2012 12:54

"To them, you are just economic indicators, deficits and balance sheets - but there are no indicators for misery."

Greek banks take record loss after debt swap deal

News DeskApril 21, 2012 17:53

Greece's four largest banks posted massive losses Friday, mainly due to their participation in the recent debt swap deal.

Greece: Pro-bailout parties likely to form another coalition

News DeskApril 21, 2012 17:07

Greece's two ruling parties and the only major parties that support the international bailout deal have surged in the polls in recent days, indicating that a coalition government may hold during the May 6 general election.

Greek private islands being sold off after tax hike

News DeskApril 20, 2012 16:14

Sales of Greece's small, private islands is spiking due to higher land taxes recently introduced by the Greek government, according to Greece's daily Kathimerini.

Greece: 400 immigrants remain in jail past their sentences

Amy SilversteinApril 18, 2012 14:15

Greece is already facing an overcrowding problem in prisons.

Anti-immigrant parties grow in Greece amid economic woes

Alexander BesantApril 14, 2012 02:52

Greece's economic woes have not only meant financial instability but also political and societal instability.

Greek unemployment soars with one fifth out of work

News DeskApril 13, 2012 00:05

The Greek jobless rate rose to 21.8 percent in January according to government statistics released Thursday, with over 1 in 5 Greeks now out of work.

Greece: Snap elections called for May 6

Priyanka BoghaniApril 11, 2012 16:46

The national election will be the first since Greece received an International Monetary Fund and Eurozone bailout two years ago, which involved the government agreeing to severe austerity measures in order to deal with Greek debt.

Amy SilversteinApril 9, 2012 14:36

Greek news anchor is pelted with yogurt and eggs on live television (VIDEO)

Protesters broke into the TV studio and threw eggs and yogurt at Greek journalist Panagiotis Bourchas. The reporter had allowed a member of Greek neo-Nazi group Golden Dawn to be on his show recently.

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A anti-riot police member stands next a graffiti during demonstrations in central Athens on May 9, 2009. Violence erupted after some 300 members of neo-Nazi group Chryssi Avghi, or Golden Dawn, gathered in Omonia square saying they wanted to liberate Athens and Greece from what they described as 'hordes of illegal immigrants'. (ARIS MESSINIS /AFP/Getty Images)

A Greek journalist was pelted with yogurt and eggs on live television, the Greek Reporter reported. Protesters broke into the television studio and threw eggs and yogurt at news presenter Panagiotis Bourchas on Friday night.