During his visit to the Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection on 24 April, PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis, ahead of the start of the fire-fighting season, thanked private donors for…
The government’s announcement of a 4.8% primary surplus – nearly double the post-bailout targets and hailed as a “positive surprise” – was quickly followed by a round of triumphant declarations…
In an interview with Topontiki, Mr Dimitris Koutsiavtis, President of the Panhellenic Union of Traction Personnel (PEPE), discussed the ongoing attacks by Hellenic Train on the workers’ trade union rights,…
The United Pensioners’ Network (ENDISY) has strongly criticised the government’s planned €250 support payment this November, calling it both a “mockery” and a “payout of shame.” The payment, which is…
A senior official from Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, has stated that the European Commission should sanction Greece for its mistreatment of migrants. Speaking to Welt and…
Maria Karystianou, President of the Association of Tempe victims’ families whose daughter died in the deadly crash, spoke on Tuesday 22 April at an event in Agrinio, organised by Babylonia…
The Thessaloniki Renters’ Union has released a statement criticising the government’s newly announced “rent refund” measure. They argue that presenting the return of one month’s rent as a “housing benefit”…
A new incident of domestic abuse has emerged in Evia, where a male nurse was arrested for assaulting his wife – who is also his colleague – inside their workplace…
The injury of a doctor in Patras, following a collision between her car and a passing suburban train, has raised alarms among her colleagues. The tragic incident, which occurred on…
Occupied since 2002, the ‘Evangelismos’ building in Crete has served as a hub for political and grassroots initiatives, frequently drawing police crackdowns. A year and a half after the last…