SYRIZA’s Equality and Rights Sector and its head, Elena Akrita, have issued a statement stressing that gender is not limited to two categories and denouncing statements by government officials and…
‘No government official or commentator will decide how many genders there are or what they are,’ New Left said in a strongly worded statement responding to recent comments by government…
After 73 days in hospital following a 140-day hunger strike, Aristotelis Chantzis returned to the occupied Prosfygika neighbourhood to a warm and emotional welcome from comrades and supporters. Car horns,…
Nikos Maziotis, a member of the Revolutionary Struggle organisation, was released on 14 September after completing his sentence. He had served 14 years in prison, with a further six years…
Former prime minister Antonis Samaras launched another far-right attack on New Democracy, this time over the options ‘Male’, ‘Female’, ‘Other’ and ‘Unspecified’ appearing on the platform of Greece’s National Organisation…
Government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis launched a sharp attack on PASOK and its leader Nikos Androulakis, describing the party’s decision to support Elena Akrita for the post of deputy speaker of…
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…