Mass anti-war rallies are taking place across Greece today as part of the International Day of Action against War, with the participation of organisations, trade unions and collectives.
Opposition parties have sharply criticised the government’s announcement of an increase in the minimum wage, describing it as a mockery of workers facing surging living costs.
Dozens of trade unions and organisations are holding an anti-war rally today, 27 March, at 6pm outside the Ministry of Finance in Syntagma Square, Athens, under the slogan: ‘No participation,…
Greece has the highest rate of LGBTQ+ people exposed to conversion therapy in Europe, with nearly 40% having undergone such practices, according to data from the European Union Agency for…
Justice Minister George Floridis has warned that the next hearing of the Tempi rail disaster trial, scheduled for 2 April, will be subject to police-controlled entry to ensure that only…
Artists and students from drama and art schools gathered in Syntagma Square on Thursday morning to protest against the government’s bill on the Higher School of Performing Arts, which was…
The minimum wage will rise to €920 gross, or €772 net, from 1 April, Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced at Wednesday’s cabinet meeting.
In a statement, the Greek Communist Party (KKE) accuses the prime minister of ‘provocatively appearing as an observer’ of the war while, it says, the government is at the same…
The trial over the Tempi rail disaster began on Monday 23 March at the Geopolis conference centre of the University of Thessaly in Larissa, where the hearing was held in…
In a statement, the Panhellenic Federation of Professional Taxi Owners said it opposed the bill and, in particular, ‘all articles that seek to discredit the role of the taxi and……