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…
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…
PASOK has submitted a request for Intellexa founder Tal Dilian and Grigoris Dimitriadis, the former secretary general of the prime minister’s office, to be summoned to the Special Standing Committee…
The Association of Judges and Prosecutors has reacted to what it described as the unacceptable protest by the US State Department over the release of convicted November 17 member Alexandros…
Speaking to Efimerida ton Syntakton, Tal Dilian, founder of Intellexa, the company that markets Predator spyware, said: ‘We sell to government agencies in accordance with all the required regulations, but…