The trial over the killing of 16-year-old Kostas Fragoulis begins today, with the police officer who shot him appearing in court on charges of murder with possible intent. The fatal…
Yesterday, 14 May, Zoe Konstantopoulou, leader of the Course of Freedom party, appeared before the Special Appellate Judge investigating the case at the courts in Larissa. She requested a criminal…
The Federation of European Train Drivers’ Unions (ALE) has sent a formal letter to the European Union’s Transport and Employment Committees, as well as to Greece’s Ministry of Transport, Hellenic…
A new expert report into the deadly Tempe train crash report, prepared by Professor Dimitris Karonis of the National Technical University of Athens, who specialises in Fuel and Lubricant Technology,…
Vasiliki Vlachou, who served as the prosecutor overseeing Greece’s National Intelligence Service (EYP) during the surveillance scandal involving the wiretapping of politicians, journalists, senior military officials, and thousands of citizens…
Greece and Italy have signed a memorandum of cooperation on energy and rail transport, as part of the 2nd High-Level Cooperation Council between the two countries. The agreement follows the…
The members of the judicial panel that will handle the case involving former Deputy Minister to the PM, Christos Triantopoulos, have been selected by lottery from the Supreme Court. Three…
A temporary court order has been granted to suspend the disciplinary action taken against teacher Chrysa Chotzoglou, which had placed her on “precautionary suspension”. The decision had been made by…
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,…