On Monday, 19 May, a court bailiff carried out the eviction of a family in Sepolia, whose child has a 67% disability. The father had fallen behind on some payments…
The student group “Left Unity” (Ar.En.) from the Athens Law School has accused university authorities of deliberately removing door handles from entrances on Massalias Street to prevent people from entering…
For the first time in the 13-year history of the organisation behind the Trans Rights Index & Map, the 2025 edition reveals that setbacks in trans rights now outweigh progress…
Vasiliki Vlachou, who served as the prosecutor overseeing Greece’s National Intelligence Service (EYP) during the surveillance scandal involving the wiretapping of politicians, journalists, senior military officials, and thousands of citizens…
The Greek government is enforcing a strict “law and order” approach at universities, in the name of improving safety on campus. At a recent meeting of university rectors, Education Minister…
On the afternoon of Thursday, 8 May, Hellenic Train’s IC54 service from Athens to Thessaloniki was delayed by 96 minutes due to a technical fault, leaving 210 passengers waiting and…
Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis has issued threats against both university students and rectors who, in his view, are failing to uphold the law within higher education institutions. Speaking of…
In a climate increasingly defined by authoritarian rhetoric and restrictions on access to education, government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis stated on live television that students involved in illegal acts could face…
Train services on the Athens Electric Railway (ISAP) were disrupted on Wednesday morning. Several people were spotted walking along the tracks between the Nea Ionia and Iraklio stations.
BDS Greece and the group Unity of Resistance and Overthrow have strongly criticised the collaboration between Piraeus’s Secondary Education Authority and Israeli institutions, calling it unacceptable given the current situation…