SYRIZA is calling for the charges against former officials involved in the Tempe train disaster to be upgraded to felonies, accusing them of embezzling public funds to cover up the…
Greek drivers are being reminded of a little-known provision in the country’s Highway Code (KOK) that prohibits holding anything in your hands while driving—whether it’s a mobile phone or a…
The island of Crete continues to grapple with a deadly legacy on its roads, with 40 fatalities so far this year. The Panhellenic Association “SOS Traffic Crimes” has once again…
In a sharply worded post, Maria Karystianou, president of the Association of Families of Victims “Tempi 2023,” has condemned a report by “Estia” suggesting that the Greek government is entrusting…
A 19-year-old man tragically lost his life at an amusement park in Pefkohori, Halkidiki, after the ride he was on malfunctioned, causing him to fall and suffer a fatal head…
During Tuesday’s hearing (23/7/2024) in the trial for the murder of journalist Giorgos Karaivaz, the court revealed that a CD containing crucial data from the journalist’s WhatsApp contacts had been…
Greece has hit another dismal milestone, as 98% of its citizens believe corruption is rampant throughout the country, according to the latest Eurobarometer survey. More than half of respondents (53%)…
The 60-year-old station master from Larissa, currently the only person held accountable for the Tempe railway tragedy, is expected to be released with restrictive conditions in the coming days. This…
In a landmark ruling, 21 of the 26 individuals accused of orchestrating a pogrom against refugees and migrants in Sappho Square, Mytilini, in April 2018, have been convicted. The court…
The Union of Judges and Prosecutors has voiced its strong opposition to the government’s attempt to restrict journalistic coverage and public observation of trials. “We express our disagreement with limiting…