Conscripts joining the Greek armed forces with the third 2026 intake (ESSO), from late August to early September, will be able to complete their military service in nine months, provided…
Shortly before his 80th birthday, Romani Rose, the civil rights leader who helped force Germany to recognise the Nazi genocide of the Sinti and Roma, speaks to TPP about anti-Gypsyism,…
Greece’s hardening migration policy is turning reception facilities into de facto prisons. At Sintiki, detainees describe hunger, disease, repeated suicide attempts and months of uncertainty, conditions corroborated in part by…
Under Greece’s new asylum rules, lawyers are being asked to assess refugees in groups, warn them of prison and receive a €250 bonus if they return home. Many are refusing…
A bill expanding the responsibilities of Greece’s two largest water companies was approved by parliament on Thursday with the votes of New Democracy MPs alone, prompting strong reactions from opposition…
A fire broke out at Korydallos Prison on Friday morning after inmates set fire to mattresses in protest against the extradition of a Turkish national to Turkey.
Athens Mayor Haris Doukas met representatives of Kypseli residents on Tuesday to discuss cracks that appeared in homes during construction of the new metro line.
An Athens court has prohibited an owner from converting her apartment into short-term tourist accommodation because the building’s regulations explicitly restrict the properties to residential use.
A protest march was held in central Athens on Thursday afternoon following the police killing of 20-year-old Thodoris Zavradinos Karabambas in Argos, who was shot in the head during a…
At least 359 people, including 94 women, 90 children and 42 people with specific vulnerabilities, were allegedly subjected to informal forced returns by the Greek state between 2023 and 2025,…