Anna Michelle Asimakopoulou is today providing explanations to the Plenary Session of the Personal Data Protection Authority regarding the scandal involving the leak of personal data. The issue came to…
In the wake of the recent femicide outside the Athens police station at Agioi Anargyroi and subsequent public outcry, the Hellenic Police have ramped up efforts to combat domestic violence.…
The State Department’s annual report on human rights practices has brought to light a range of concerns regarding Greece’s handling of human rights issues within its borders. The 2023 report…
In the wake of the Asimakopoulou scandal, attorney Vassilis Sotiropoulos has revealed substantial legal action against the Greek State. From his office alone, 140 lawsuits have been filed by expatriates…
According to the latest Eurobarometer survey released before the upcoming European elections in June, a significant portion of Greek citizens are increasingly worried about the deterioration of living standards, poverty,…
In the case of Kostas Manioudakis’s death, the Court of First Instance deputy prosecutor has summoned four police officers who were present at the checkpoint to provide explanations for the…
In an open letter addressed to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, 115 families from Vlochos in the Karditsa region, comprising 450 individuals, have requested relocation to a safer area following extensive…
The father of Marthi Psaropoulou, a victim of the Tempe train disaster, disclosed that Hellenic Train has been operating on the national railway network without a proper licence since 2019.…
Dnews has disclosed evidence indicating that authorities were aware of the presence of xylene in samples collected from the commercial train involved in the Tempe accident. These findings were included…
In response to inquiries about potential tampering with conversations related to the Tempe train disaster, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis acknowledged the possibility of alterations but firmly denied any government involvement.…