During his visit to the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport today, PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis described the need to upgrade Greece’s railway network, particularly the Athens-Thessaloniki line, as “extremely urgent.” He…
The first meeting of the parliamentary investigation committee into former government official Christos Triantopoulos concluded today, with the government majority rejecting a proposal to form a proportionally representative presiding board.…
Another withdrawal from the parliamentary preliminary investigation into Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister for State Aid and Natural Disaster Recovery Christos Triantopoulos was recorded today, this time concerning New…
According to Kostas Lakafossis, the expert appointed by the families of the victims of the Tempe train disaster, crucial findings from the General Chemical State Laboratory regarding substances found in…
13 March 2025: The Single-Member Court of Misdemeanours in Athens ruled in favour of the acquittal of the 28 individuals arrested for occupying the Law School in May 2024, as…
Following the last two weeks of mass mobilisation, a solidarity protest was held in Montpellier to pay tribute to the victims of the Tempe train disaster and demand justice.
Konstantinos Tasoulas was sworn in this morning as the new President of the Hellenic Republic before Parliament, succeeding Katerina Sakellaropoulou. Tasoulas’ nomination has been met with fierce criticism from the…
The student unions of Athens are organising a big concert for Tempe on Thursday, 13 March, in Syntagma Square, under the slogan “A song for the young lives lost on…
Athens witnessed a politically charged evening on 7 March 2025, as a mass protest over the Tempe train disaster unfolded outside Parliament while the motion of no-confidence against the government…
Thousands of students and pupils are once again protesting outside the Parliament in Athens, as well as in many other cities across the country, demanding justice and accountability. At the…