The Athens Council of Misdemeanours Judges has ruled to extend the pre-trial detention of Nikos Romanos and the other individuals involved in the Ampelokipi case for another six months. This…
The trial of six police officers accused of torturing Vasilis Maggos and committing other serious offences is scheduled to take place in Karditsa on 5 June, according to his father,…
The expert report by Professor Konstantopoulos on the fireball that erupted at the Tempe train crash is now in the hands of the appellate investigating judge. The report rules out…
The defendants in the 2018 far-right attack on the “Favela” social space in Piraeus have been unanimously found guilty by the judges of the Mixed Jury Appeals Court of Piraeus,…
In a move that has sparked widespread outrage, Hellenic Train has dismissed Kostas Genidounias, the former president of the train drivers’ union and a prominent whistleblower on railway safety issues…
A train operated by Hellenic Train on the Thessaloniki–Athens route broke down early on Wednesday afternoon, coming to a halt on the Ekkara bridge near Domokos. According to a statement…
According to parliamentary sources, a case file concerning former Ministers of Infrastructure and Transport, Christos Spirtzis and Kostas Achilleas Karamanlis, has been forwarded to Parliament from the Greek Supreme Court.…
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis has outlined a series of initiatives aimed at “drastically improving the safety and quality of Greece’s railways,” speaking during a Cabinet meeting. At the same time,…
In an interview with Topontiki, Mr Dimitris Koutsiavtis, President of the Panhellenic Union of Traction Personnel (PEPE), discussed the ongoing attacks by Hellenic Train on the workers’ trade union rights,…
Maria Karystianou, President of the Association of Tempe victims’ families whose daughter died in the deadly crash, spoke on Tuesday 22 April at an event in Agrinio, organised by Babylonia…