The Greek government is enforcing a strict “law and order” approach at universities, in the name of improving safety on campus. At a recent meeting of university rectors, Education Minister…
The tragic list of workplace fatalities in Greece continues to grow. In the latest incident, a 56-year-old man working for a private contractor lost his life after falling from the…
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,…
On Monday 12 May, teachers’ unions ELME and SEPE are organising a public event at the Thessaloniki Labour Centre (32 Aristotelous Street) at 6:30 pm. The gathering is in protest…
The Greek government, under New Democracy, is steadily strengthening its ties with US energy giant Chevron, as it moves forward with plans to grant the company exploration and exploitation rights…
On the afternoon of Thursday, 8 May, Hellenic Train’s IC54 service from Athens to Thessaloniki was delayed by 96 minutes due to a technical fault, leaving 210 passengers waiting and…
A new 117-page report by Human Rights Watch, titled “From Bad to Worse: The Deterioration of Media Freedom in Greece,” sheds light on the increasingly hostile climate faced by independent…
The Hellenic Competition Commission has raised serious concerns about the state of the Greek ferry market, describing it as having oligopolistic characteristics. In a statement summarising the findings of its…
Greek police have arrested 28 individuals in Thessaloniki believed to be members of the far-right group “Nationalist Youth of Thessaloniki,” also known as “DEFEND SALONICA.” Among those detained are 15…