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…
The Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Washington on the sidelines of the NATO Summit, calling for renewed negotiations on the Cyprus issue.…
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…
The accused for the murder of Zak Kostopoulos were unanimously found guilty of grievous bodily harm resulting in death by the Mixed Jury Court of Appeal in Athens. The court…
In a strong statement, the Alternative Intervention of Lawyers of Athens trade union group has called for the immediate repeal of the recent government amendment banning journalistic coverage and observation…
The trial in the second degree for the brutal beating and subsequent death of Zach Kostopoulos, also known as Zackie Oh, is expected to conclude on Wednesday, July 10, 2024,…
The Ministry of Justice recently issued a statement that sidesteps the government’s efforts to ban journalistic coverage and observation of court cases. Instead of addressing the core issue, Minister Floridis…
Today, during the trial for the murder of police reporter Giorgos Karaivaz, ThePressProject conducted a brief interview with Maja Sever, the President of the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ).