A waitress working at a bar in the Exarchia district of Athens has suffered partial hearing loss after riot police stormed the area using flashbang grenades and tear gas. Speaking…
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) has carried out raids in Athens and Crete as part of an investigation into an organised fraud scheme involving EU agricultural funds, with officials…
Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs Giorgos Gerapetritis has described Greece as an “honest broker” between Israel and Palestine in an interview with the Associated Press. Meanwhile, his name is noticeably…
A migrant boat capsized off the coast of Kos on Sunday morning. According to a statement from the Hellenic Coast Guard, a patrol vessel arrived at the scene and “found…
The Rainbow Map 2025 reviews developments in LGBTQI human rights between January and December 2024, examining national, regional and international trends. According to ILGA-Europe’s introduction, the report is intended as…
The student group ‘Left Unity’ (Ar.En.) has condemned what it describes as a retaliatory transfer of a long-serving staff member at the Athens Law School. According to the group, the…
The Palestinian Community of Greece, together with the “Initiative for Solidarity with the Palestinian People by Trade Unions and Collectives,” is calling for a demonstration in Syntagma Square on Wednesday,…
On Monday, 19 May, a court bailiff carried out the eviction of a family in Sepolia, whose child has a 67% disability. The father had fallen behind on some payments…
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has issued new urgent measures concerning the living conditions of 45 unaccompanied minors held in the Closed Controlled Access Center on the Greek…
Kostas Genidounias has been re-elected president of the Panhellenic Union of Traction Personnel (PEPE), following today’s meeting of the union’s board of directors. The decision comes shortly after his dismissal…