Greece Not kidding: Goats outnumber humans 12-to-1 on this Greek island 50,000 goats, 3,000 humans - Samothraki's chefs like those odds 08/10/2019
Greece Greece's new leader plans to stub out smoking in enclosed public place It's not the first time the Greek government has attempted to impose a ban but enforcing it has been the problem 07/10/2019
The Cube Greece to deport thousands of migrants after deadly fire | #TheCube At least one person was killed on Sunday when a blaze which broke out on Lesbos island, prompting fresh calls for government action. 01/10/2019
World Angry protests at 'power keg' migrant camp over deadly fire Tensions are high after the blaze at the vast and overcrowded Moira camp, on the Greek island of Lesbos. 01/10/2019
Greece Watch: Greek economic recovery revives centuries-old silk industry After the financial crisis almost brought its centuries-old silk industry to an end, Greece's economic recovery has seen demand for fashion products revived. 30/09/2019
Greece One dead as fire breaks out at Greek migrant camp on Lesbos island A fire broke out on Sunday at a container inside a crowded refugee camp on the eastern Greek island of Lesbos close to Turkey and one person was killed, emergency services said. 29/09/2019
Greece Greek police smash alleged €500,000 baby-smuggling network Greek police, backed by Europol, say they have uncovered a €500,000 network that sold unborn children for adoption and eggs from vulnerable women. 27/09/2019
Greece Lebanese man mistakenly identified as 1985 plane hijacking suspect A Lebanese man who was detained for five days in Greece for his involvement in a 1985 plane hijacking has been released after authorities concluded they had the wrong person, AFP cited police as saying. 25/09/2019
World Thomas Cook collapse: businesses and employees in Crete in limbo Businesses and tourism workers across Europe are feeling the shockwaves of Thomas Cook's collapse. In Greece, people working for the company's hotels fear they will not get paid. Today, the UK Civil Aviation Authority announced over 16,000 holidaymakers will be flying back to the country. 25/09/2019
Greece Watch: Greek civil servants strike to protect right to strike Greece's new conservative government, which took office in July, is planning reforms which will affect the ability to strike, collective labour agreements, and labour unions. 24/09/2019
Greece Greek economy shows signs of recovery but banks are reluctant to invest Greece's international creditors are visiting the Greek capital for their fourth enhanced surveillance evaluation. 23/09/2019
Destinations I was enchanted by the car-free Greek island of Spetses Navigable by electric bike, this historic island is full of charm, from its picturesque Old Harbour to hidden beaches where pines reach the water. 22/09/2019
Greece Greek police arrest suspect in 1985 TWA aircraft hijacking The 1985 hijacking of the flight from Athens became a multi-day nightmare for passengers and crew members and included the slaying of a US Navy diver. 22/09/2019
Greece Watch: Drought kills hundreds of fish in Greek lake Hundreds of fish have washed up on the shores of a lake after drought caused a drop in the water level. The phenomenon is blamed on high temperatures and a lack of rainfall. 20/09/2019
No Comment Greek island of Zakynthos ravaged by large forest fires 52 fire engines and crews, 171 firefighters in total, as well as nine groups of firemen on foot, two firefighting helicopters and four water-dropping helicopters assisted by 13 water-tanker trucks and digging machinery are battling the blaze. 16/09/2019
World Avramopoulos: EU/Turkey migrants deal must survive Outgoing European Union Migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos tells Euronews Correspondent Méabh Mc Mahon of the major issues during his time overseeing the most divisive and toxic of topics facing the EU – and his determination that the EU/Turkey statement must survive. 11/09/2019
Greece Watch: Climate change hits Greek wine as grape harvest falls 30% Santorini wines are famously sharp but higher temperatures change the acidity of the grape and lead to sweeter wine. 02/09/2019
World Hundreds of people continue to head to Greece from Turkey each week On the Greece's Aegean coast, 13 migrant boats carrying a total of 546 people arrived on the island of Lesbos in the space of about an hour on Thursday last week. 02/09/2019
Greece Watch back: Rare look inside 'jungle' at Europe’s largest migrant camp Watch back: Rare look inside 'jungle' at Europe’s largest migrant camp 01/09/2019
Greece Greece sets out new measures to curb migrant flows More than a dozen boats carrying migrants arrived in Greece on Thursday. 31/08/2019
Greece 'I don't think in terms of fear': basketball coach Blatt on MS battle Last week, professional basketball coach David Blatt made a surprising announcement in a letter on Greek team Olympiacos' website — he has been diagnosed with Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis (PPMS). 29/08/2019
Greece Social gap widens after Greek economic crisis and bailout programmes Ago Kouitimi and Tassos Athanasopoulos had many things in common, both enjoying a good standard of living. Until the startling impacts of the economic crisis hit Greece, increasing the social gap between the workers drastically. 21/08/2019
Greece Greece 'will not aid' Iranian tanker after U.S. warning Greece 'will not aid' Iranian tanker after U.S. warning 21/08/2019
Greece Watch: Full moon casts a glow by Greece's Koroni castle The moon was celebrated with cultural events around the country, with local media reporting that museums and archaeological sites would stay open late. 16/08/2019
Greece EU helps Greek firefighters battle wildfire near Athens Wildfires broke out on Tuesday morning in Greece, and more fires have been reported as smoke engulfed Athens. 13/08/2019
Greece French man arrested after Greek resort boat crash kills two A French boat owner was questioned in Greece after a collision that left two local people dead and a third seriously injured, the coastguard said. 11/08/2019