Dimitris Avramopoulos has categorically denied any involvement in Qatargate, after Belgian authorities issued a warrant for his arrest, and announced that he will not invoke his parliamentary immunity.
Members of the Association of Judges and Prosecutors have voted in favour of abolishing article 86 of the Constitution, which concerns ministerial liability.
PASOK is calling for Tal Dilian and Grigoris Dimitriadis to be summoned before Parliament’s Institutions and Transparency Committee, stressing the need for transparency following revelations by the Sunday edition of…
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis used his Sunday review to present the image of a government steadily implementing its programme, focusing on gov.gr, public health, migration, constitutional revision and infrastructure projects,…
PASOK has called on the government to provide immediate explanations over allegations that state documents may have facilitated the international activity of Intellexa, the company linked to the Predator surveillance…
Justice Minister George Floridis has insisted that there is no evidence of state agency involvement in the wiretapping scandal, as opposition parties demand that the issue be brought before Parliament.…
Three of the twelve people called to testify in the scandal over illegal subsidies at OPEKEPE, the Greek agency responsible for administering EU agricultural subsidies, have been remanded in custody,…
The minister of the environment and energy, Stavros Papastavrou, has accepted the resignation of the secretary general for spatial planning and the urban environment, Efthimios Bakoyannis. In his letter, Bakoyannis…
PASOK – Movement for Change is calling for the businessman Tal Dilian and the prime minister’s former secretary general, Grigoris Dimitriadis, to be summoned before parliament’s Institutions and Transparency Committee,…
Three defendants have been remanded in custody as alleged leaders of an illegal agricultural subsidy ring linked to OPEKEPE in northern Greece. In total, 11 defendants were released, three were…