Inmates with mental health problems are routinely subjected to ‘medieval’ conditions in the psychiatric ward of Korydallos prison according to eyewitness accounts from a fact-finding team of MPs who visited…
Athens police on red alert over potential terrorist strikes; the economy is adding to Syriza’s poll lead; the immigrant drownings off Farmakonisi were the result of illegal mass expulsions; Greek…
This is the second winter that a dense smog settles over much of Athens and other Greek cities on many evenings. The reason is simple – and well documented both…
Housing prices in Greece are to continue their slide in 2014; the Council of State ruling over salaries of uniformed state employees is a major headache for the finance ministry;…
Honey sold in the EU containing genetically modified pollen will not be labelled as food containing GMOs. Τhe measure passed by the European Parliament and backed by the Greek government…
Giorgos Stathakis, a Syriza MP and member of the team responsible for drafting the party’s economic policy has stated in an interview that only 5% of Greece’s debt can be…
Leandros Rakintzis, the General Inspector of Public Administration responsible for holding the civil service accountable has debunked claims reported in the media that there are 7,500 civil servants who have…
Just hours after the escaped 17N member Christodoulos Xiros resurfaced with a letter and video declaring his resumption of guerilla activity, the imprisoned leader of 17N, Alexandros Giotopoulos, has issued…
The ghost of November 17 returns; the public purse is set to be bolstered by assets seized in corruption cases; the technology company Germanos is implicated in the submarine scandal;…
George Papandreou, the Greek Prime Minister who signed the initial Memorandum of Understanding with the country’s troika of lenders (the IMF, EU and ECB) has come under intense fire over…