Author acknowledges that consequences of creating the state of Greece ‘still with us’ and that status of modern Greece ‘up for grabs’

A renovated chalet in the Haute-Vienne, a villa by the sea in north Jutland and more

The Greek island is best savoured without the crowds, when the roads are open, the best tables waiting and the sea stretching luminously ahead

Greece may be ‘small potatoes’ in trade with US, but Chinese investment there could influence Trump’s thinking

Woman apparently moving device to place it outside bank in city of Thessaloniki early in morning when it detonated

Greece Letter: Country’s location, alliances and internal upheavals demand the very best of statesmanship from Mitsotakis

The country is crying out for a national policy on tourism

Rioters throw petrol bombs at police in front of Greece’s parliament on anniversary of Tempe rail crash that killed 57 people

‘Minimum expectation a consumer should have is that a hotel room should be clean’ – judge

A duplex on the Yucatán peninsula, two apartments for the price of one in Crete and more

The two leads invite great empathy for characters too often forced into desperate decisions

Cynics view Greek prime minister’s choice as a shrewd offering to right-wing elements of his party

More than 200 tremors registered since Friday between volcanic islands of Santorini and Amorgos

A charming French country house, a partial-project in northwest Spain, a doer-upper in Portugal’s wine country, a maisonette on Crete or a former filling station in Raphoe?

Will yoga, writing classes, singing, art, meditation and a wide variety of guests and stunning scenery inspire Gemma Tipton to pen a blockbuster?

Common resolutions could be accomplished within a year, but research shows that by the second week of January, many have already faltered

Child‘s statements ‘contradictory and inconsistent at times’ while he failed to prove he was in Greece at time of alleged events

Greece is widely seen as a destination rather than a place where real people, with a real history, speaking a language that is thousands of years old, actually live and work

Simitis, a law professor and a reformist, assumed leadership of the Pasok socialist party in 1996

Neither neoliberalism nor the ‘radical left’ seems able to solve the problem in most Greek people’s minds: the almost unbearable increases in the cost of living