The Initiative Against Censorship has called for a protest on Thursday, 27 March, at 5 PM at the National Gallery to demand the immediate return of the vandalized artworks by…
In his weekly review, PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis outlined major changes to Greece’s police structure as part of his push for stronger law enforcement, alongside a commitment to higher defense investments.
A new technical issue disrupted Thessaloniki Metro operations this morning, 21 March, as train service between “New Railway Station” and “Sintrivani” stations was limited to Line 2.
The National Gallery-Alexander Soutsos Museum has removed the vandalized artworks of Christoforos Katsadiotis from display following an attack by Niki party MP Nikos Papadopoulos. The decision was made with the…
“An order was given—not just to record the number of those admitted, but to list their full names in detail,” report staff at Attikon Hospital, questioning, “Who issued this order?”,…
Members of the organisation “Zero Tolerance,” a movement for the emancipation of disabled people, protested today, 13 March, outside the building of SKAI TV in response to an unacceptable ableist…
A 17-year-old student was struck by a passing train while attempting to cross the railway tracks on his way to school. The incident has reignited calls from local residents for…
“The Postgraduate and Doctoral Students’ Association of History and Archaeology of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) expresses its support for our colleague, member, and former president, Vasilis…
Truth defeats stereotypes. Roma people deserve equal opportunities to build their lives. Yet, across Europe, around 12 million Roma continue to face discrimination, racist attacks, and hate speech, with many…
Minister of Citizen Protection, Michalis Hrysochoidis, has announced a new pilot programme aimed at improving “transportation policing” in Western Athens. As part of the initiative, 130 police officers will be…