Committee of Greek MPs to investigate WWII claims

Athens - The Greek parliament on Thursday (27 February) approved a draft law introducing a series of amendments to regulations affecting the country's European and local elections to be held in May. Modifications range from disenfranchising ...

The Greek Presidency reached today a provisional political agreement with the European Parliament on new EU rules on regulated investment funds regarding depositary functions, remuneration policies and sanctions. Welcoming today's agreement, the ...

Farmers shout slogans during a protest outside the House of Parliament against government tax policies in Athens, Greece, Feb. 19, 2014. About 4,000 people, including members of civil servant unions, took part in the peaceful demonstration outside ...

ATHENS, Greece About 4,000 Greek farmers and civil servants have marched through central Athens to protest planned increases in taxation on farming revenues. Brandishing banners and Greek flags, the protesters from various parts of mainland ...

Greek prosecutors asked the country's parliament to strip the immunity of nine more lawmakers from the ultranationalist Golden Dawn party on Thursday . . . the government intends to charge all 18 of the party's politicians in parliament with running ...

Greek investigating judges have asked for nine more MPs in the far-right Golden Dawn party to have their parliamentary immunity lifted to allow criminal charges to be laid. If parliament backs the request, all 18 of the party's MPs would be accused ...

Greece's central bank governor is urging the country's politicians to avoid heated confrontation ahead of European Parliament and local government elections in May, urging them to back a financial recovery effort through its "last mile." George Provopoulos ...

Greece's once-dominant Pan-Hellenic Socialist Movement, or Pasok, will participate in May's European Parliament elections as part of a new center-left alliance and not independently, after popular support for the party collapsed during the country's painful ...

The law passed in the 300-member Parliament today, with 152 lawmakers voting for and 143 against.