Europe Today Israel and Hezbollah finding ways to go back to "pre-ceasefire modus operandi" - Lebanese Minister
Europe Today Israel and Hezbollah finding ways to go back to "pre-ceasefire modus operandi" - Lebanese Minister
No Comment Violence in Athens amid protests over planned pension reforms Youths clashed with police in Athens on Thursday, throwing fire bombs and stones as tens of thousands of people marched through the capital 05/02/2016
Greece Lesbos migrant 'hotspot' begins processing asylum seekers As around 2,000 migrants continue to arrive on the Greek islands per day the EU plan to set up five “hotspots” to register, screen and interview 04/02/2016
Greece Migrants: serious bottlenecks on Greece's northern border Taxi strike means thousands are stranded on FYROM border 04/02/2016
Greece Refugee crisis: a Nobel Peace Prize for the "Heroes of the Aegean"? The people of the eastern Aegean islands have seen their lives change dramatically over the last 12 months. An unprecedented wave of refugees, many 04/02/2016
Greece Migrants: We are not a concentration camp says Greek minister Panos Kammeros has strong words for Europe 03/02/2016
Greece Border blockade - Greek farmers protest over pension reforms Angry farmers in Greece blocked the country’s borders and main motorways on Tuesday (Feb 2) in an ongoing dispute with the government over planned 03/02/2016
Greece Another night in the cold for refugees en route to FYROM Large crowds of migrants in Greece join thousands already waiting to cross the border into the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) on 02/02/2016
No Comment Greek farmers block Athens airport road junction with tractors Greek farmers continued temporary highway blockages on Friday to protest against the left-led government’s planned pension reforms. Regional farmers 30/01/2016
Europe News EU warns Greece over border controls The European Commission has said that Greece has “seriously neglected” its frontier duties to Europe’s free-travel Schengen zone. It said that Greece 27/01/2016
World Is talk of a 'Grexit' a thing of the past or an ever present danger? Greece dominated headlines around the world last year. Now the Athens government has a third rescue package in its hands worth up to 86 billion euros 26/01/2016
Greece Greece: hundreds of migrants and refugees arrive in Lesbos from Turkey Hundreds of migrants and refugees, including many women and children, arrived by dinghy on the Greek island of Lesbos from neighbouring Turkey on 25/01/2016
Greece A hard-right turn for Greece's radical left? After one year power the authority of Greece's leftist Syriza party is being challenged by both the conservative opposition and its own voters. 23/01/2016
Greece Going nowhere: Refugees stuck at Greece-Macedonian border Hundreds of migrants and refugees remain stranded between Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia with intermittent border closures and 23/01/2016
Business Planet EMAS: Combining competitiveness with environmental performance In this edition of Business Planet, we visit the Onassis Foundation in Athens to find out how we can transform waste into raw materials. This concept 22/01/2016
No Comment Greece: Lesbos refugees rescue A Medecins Sans Frontiers (MSF) and Greenpeace rescue team responded to a sinking rigid inflatable boat carrying 45 Afghan refugees crossing from 20/01/2016
Cinema Sarcastic nostalgia: Tassos Boulmetis is back with 'Mythopathy' It’s been more than a decade between films for Greek director Tassos Boulmetis. His last offering, ‘A Touch of Spice,’ (2003) was a huge hit in 20/01/2016
Greece Greece faces first 2016 protests against reforms The Greek government’s plans for pension reforms have brought thousands of farmers out on the streets in protests in the north of the country, and in 19/01/2016
Economy Pain at the petrol pumps for motorists despite oil prices tumbling The theory of cheap oil for the motorist. How does it work – or does it? Tumbling prices and a global glut but not at the pumps. Percentage price 13/01/2016
Greece Brief scuffles as pensioners and workers march on Athens Brief scuffles occurred as hundreds of pensioners and workers marched on central Athens. They were rallying against plans to revamp the pension 08/01/2016
No Comment Life signs Aid workers use thousands of life jackets, discarded by refugees, to form a peace sign on Lesbos island. Another dingy overcrowded with migrants 03/01/2016
Greece New year sees more migrants make perilous journeys to Lesbos New Year’s Day on the Greek island of Lesbos has seen the arrival of more migrants, seeking sanctuary in Europe. Groups are continuing to make the 02/01/2016
Greece Greece votes for same-sex civil partnerships Greek lawmakers have voted to extend civil partnership agreements to same-sex couples with 193 of the country’s 300 parliamentarians supporting the 23/12/2015