European Chief Prosecutor Laura Kövesi has sent a letter to Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis expressing strong concern over an amendment he submitted last night, which appears to concern the acceleration…
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) is investigating Greece’s management of EU funds for the construction of migrant reception and accommodation facilities in 2020–21.
Former prime minister Alexis Tsipras has launched an attack on Greek banks, continuing his criticism of major financial interests after his recent interventions on ΔΕΗ, the Public Power Corporation.
SYRIZA deputy spokesperson Natasha Gara launched an attack on the government over the OPEKEPE affair, describing it as a ‘scandal with political responsibilities’ and accusing New Democracy of attempting a…
Students at the Chania Music School are facing prosecution following a sit-in they held in October in support of hunger striker Panos Routsi, according to the school’s fifteen-member student council.
The Athens Bar Association announced at an emergency press conference on Tuesday that it is preparing an appeal to the European Court of Human Rights over the wiretapping scandal, denouncing…
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) has issued a statement following the appeal filed against the court acquittal of Paraskevi Tycheropoulou, whose first-instance ruling had ordered her reinstatement to…
The government’s negative response to the request for a preliminary inquiry committee into former rural development minister Spilios Livanos and former deputy minister Fotini Arabatzi over the OPEKEPE scandal has…
Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis has rejected the joint proposal by SYRIZA and New Left, as well as PASOK’s request, for a preliminary inquiry into Spilios Livanos and Fotini Arabatzi.
PASOK spokesperson Costas Tsoukalas has called for elections ‘as soon as possible’, accusing the government of failure over housing policy, illegal surveillance and the OPEKEPE scandal.