Greece Deadly summer sailing season begins The first fatalities of the summer sailing season when Europe's seas swallow up thousands of migrants, many of them refugees fleeing conflict, has begun 24 April 2017
Economy IMF's Lagarde upbeat on growth, worried about protectionism risks The International Monetary Fund's Christine Lagarde says the global economic recovery is gaining momentum but could be cut off by protectionism. 12 April 2017
Greece Greece's island refugee camps buckle under the strain Greece is feeling the first wave of 2017's refugee harvest, but camps on its Aegean islands are already full and the country is ill-prepared to take any more people without help. 11 April 2017
Turkey A week to go: Turkish expatriates cast referendum vote With a week to go till Turkey’s referendum on April 16 on a new political system that would give the president sweeping new powers, the country’s expatriates have been continuing to vote in advance in 8 April 2017
Greece Documenta 14 set to open outside Germany for first time It's the first time Documenta will open outside Germany. Athens is preparing to host the 14th edition of the modern art exhibition. 6 April 2017
Economy "Stop damaging Greece" say 46 MEPs 46 MEPS from different political groups and members of the Progressive Caucus of the European Parliament signed a common solidarity statement “Stop Damaging Greece” before next Eurogroup of 7th Ap 6 April 2017
Greece Elderly Greeks protest against more pension cuts Thousands of elderly Greeks have taken to the streets of Athens to protest against further pension cuts currently being negotiated. 4 April 2017
Earth News The world's most luxurious oil? At up to 200 euros for a 500ml bottle, this luxury olive oil is not designed to be the staple product you find in most homes. 28 March 2017
Greece What does "Home" mean after 74 genocides? Interview with a Yazidi refugee Sahir Saido is 18 years old. 22 March 2017
World News Calls for Eurogroup President to resign after "drinks and women" outrage Eurogroup president Jeroen Dijsselbloem has come under fire for accusing southern European Union nations of having wasted money on women and alcohol 22 March 2017
Greece Brexit coming, Grexit looming? New impasse in the negotiations of the Greek program raises fears of a repeat of a "Greek drama" 21 March 2017
Economy Greece and the European Union - don't blame me There were a lot of people who were very skeptical about being in the EU because they thought it was all about politics and not funding projects that actually could help people. 20 March 2017
Greece EU-Turkey migrant deal a 'dangerous precedent', say aid groups Greece is being used as a testing ground for degrading asylum policies that are setting a dangerous blueprint for the future, according to major humanitarian… 17 March 2017
Greece IMF letter bomb inquiry focuses on Greece An envelope which exploded at the European offices of the International Monetary Fund in Paris on Thursday bore a Greek return address. 17 March 2017
France Letter bomb injures IMF employee after Greek militants announce campaign Paris is on high alert after a letter bomb sent to the IMF’s office there exploded on Thursday, as it was opened by a secretary, injuring her in the face and… 16 March 2017
Greece Children trapped in 'endless misery' at Greek refugee camps - report Children waiting in Greek migrant camps for decisions from authorities on their asylum applications are cutting themselves, attempting suicide and using drugs to cope with “endless misery,” internatio 16 March 2017
Greece 'Dream Empire' takes top award at Thessaloniki Film Festival One of the world’s most important film festivals of its kind, the 19th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival, is coming to an end after displaying an array of films on topics from politics and history, to 13 March 2017
No Comment Farmers protest turned into heavy clashes in Athens Greek farmers protesting against bailout-related income cuts on Wednesday clashed with riot police outside the Agriculture Ministry in central Athens. 9 March 2017