Theodoros Katsanevas, a Greek politician and one time son-in-law of Andreas Papandreou is seeking 200,000 euros in damages and the imprisonment for one-year of a young Wikipedia administrator over allegations…
Almost 50% of the heating oil boilers in the capital have remained dormant this winter as residents are unable to afford the cost of fuel.
Despite government confidence that Greece is turning the corner economically, the unemployment rate is continuing to rise. The ΄Grecovery΄ is now in the realm of the absurd: 3.5m workers are…
The arrests two days ago of four individuals in the Athens neighborhood of Gizi were the product of a joint anti-terrorist operation conducted by the CIA, the Turkish MIT and…
The cyber net to catch tax evaders tightens; new assessment rules will give 15% of civil servants ‘poor’ rating; 23 state bodies are to be eliminated; the taxpayer is to…
Reporter Popi Christodoulidou was hauled before police today on suspicion of having revealed top secret military information over a blog post consisting of little more than the text of a…
According to the Reporters Without Borders, press freedom in Greece has suffered a precipitous decline over the past five years due to the effects of austerity and government decisions. In…
A Republican congressman from Pennsylvania has demanded answers from the Greek government over the case of the Laloups, the family of a marine who committed suicide inside the US Embassy…
SYRIZA maintains its lead in the polls; the government is in the dock over the ‘Lagarde List’; George Clooney reignites the issue of the Parthenon Marbles; the sale of the…
The Restis group denies the allegations by the US anti-Iran lobbying group United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI), claiming that none of its ship visits to Iran violated international sanctions because…