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 trial over the Tempi railway crime is continuing, with the next hearing scheduled for Tuesday 16 June, when discussion will resume on statements submitted in support of the prosecution.
The Three-Member Misdemeanour Court has indefinitely postponed the trial of an auditor from the National Transparency Authority, who is accused of breach of duty over a report he prepared with…
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,…
Dimitris Lignadis appeared before the Athens Mixed Jury Court of Appeal on 5 June, where the second-instance trial in the case concerning the sexual abuse of minors began, following his…
The Patras Appeals Prosecutor’s Office has ordered an investigation after eight prisoners died at Agios Stefanos prison in Patras in less than two months.
Amnesty International has called for a ban on the use of stun grenades by Greek police at protests, as a new report finds that officers frequently use unnecessary or excessive…
The Supreme Court’s plenary ruling, published today, marks a significant judicial victory for thousands of borrowers covered by the Katselis law.
New Democracy has submitted its proposals for constitutional revision, officially opening the process in Parliament. The proposals focus on changes to article 86 on ministerial responsibility, the revision of article…