The 17 people arrested over their alleged involvement in an illegal subsidy ring linked to OPEKEPE in northern Greece are gradually being brought before the investigating judge. According to the…
Another femicide has taken place in Greece, this time in Kalamata, where a 41-year-old man allegedly killed his 39-year-old wife inside their home, in front of their two minor children.…
Tension flared again during the trial over the Tempi crime at the Three-member Criminal Court of Appeal in Larissa, after the presiding judge ordered the removal of Nikos Plakias, who…
Zacharias Kesses, a lawyer representing victims of the Predator wiretapping scandal, has accused Deputy Prosecutor of the Supreme Court Evangelos Bakelas of assuming a central role in managing the wiretapping…
A bill introducing a ‘complete ban’ on minors riding electric scooters on roads is expected to be submitted within the next ten days, Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Konstantinos…
The trial over the Tempi railway crime began shortly after 9am at the University of Thessaly’s Gaiopolis campus in Larissa, after a month-long suspension for works to remodel the unsuitable…
PASOK MEP Yiannis Maniatis and MP Milena Apostolaki have accused the European People’s Party (EPP) of attempting to limit the scope of a European Parliament mission examining the OPEKEPE scandal.
The confrontation between the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) and the Greek government is taking on serious proportions, following a letter by Laura Kovesi to the European Commission regarding a…
The Court of Appeal has accepted an appeal filed by lawyers from the Greek Council for Refugees against an order by the prosecutor of the Piraeus Maritime Court, who had…
PASOK president Nikos Androulakis said he was being forced into ‘something unprecedented in Greek and European history’ during his statement to parliament’s Institutions and Transparency Committee, where he attended the…