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Greek oil spill spreads: fears grow for marine life

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Archaeologists unearth major Mycenaean-era tomb in Greece

Archaeologists hope a major new discovery in Greece will help to boost understanding of funeral practices during the Mycenaean period

Economy

Macron says IMF should have smaller role in European bailouts

During a trip to Athens, the French President called for greater financial solidarity between European countries, saying that dealing economic matters in the Eurozone, should be the prerogative of Eurozone members.

Travel News

Half a day in Mykonos

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Firefighters near Athens contain raging wildfire

Firefighters today managed to contain a wildfire close to Athens that had been burning out of control for nearly four days.

Greece

Greece asks neighbours for help in tackling wildfires

Travel News

Half Day in Mykonos

Half Day in Mykonos

Greece

Dry winds and hot weather stoke 90 fires in Greece

Greece

Concern over cigarette butts littering Greek beaches

The Greek Cancer Society are urging holiday makers to pick up their litter after concern over the amount of cigarette butts littering Greek beaches.

Greece

Heatwave Lucifer testing southern Europe

Greece will feel temperatures soar next as heatwave 'Lucifer' causes deaths in Italy and storms in Austria

Greece

Dog shows maternal instincts by breastfeeding kitten

Economy

Greece expects boost in tourist numbers

Greece expects boost in tourist numbers

Destinations

Island and the city

Five pocketsize islands around Europe to stay from 2 to 24 hours.

Greece

More EU aid to Greece to help cope with migrants

More than 200 million euros has been given to Greece to help it cope with the influx of tens of thousands of migrants and refugees

My Europe Series

EU Commission ups the pressure on Poland

There will no longer be a safety net for Warsaw regarding its judicial reforms.

Greece

Refugee children in Greece tell UNICEF about their favourite things

World News

Euroviews. View: The West's decadent foreign policy- never bite the hand that feeds you

"We are increasingly reluctant to allow our own vision of civil liberties and human rights to shape our foreign policies, owing to the potential commercial costs."

Economy

Greece returns to the bond markets

World News

Impact of Greek-Turkey quake on tourism being assessed

Some 52,000 tourists were on Kos island when a quake struck, but local officials say only five per cent have said they want to leave

Greece

Hundreds spend night outdoors following Kos earthquake

Tourists and residents in Kos have spent the night out of their homes and hotels follow Friday's powerful earthquake.