Greece’s highest administrative court has overturned a €40,000 fine imposed on the ruling New Democracy party over a data breach that saw thousands of Greek expatriates receive unsolicited political emails…
Greece’s Minister for Citizen Protection, Michalis Chrysochoidis, has announced two highly provocative new measures: a ban on public concerts in the Exarchia neighbourhood of Athens, and the creation of a…
The Panhellenic Union of Traction Personnel has strongly condemned what it describes as a “climate of intimidation” created by the management of Hellenic Train, stating that four trade unionists have…
Greek police raided and cleared a squatted building in the Exarchia area of Athens early Tuesday morning, at the junction of Themistokleous and Koletti streets.
The Greek government is facing mounting criticism from opposition parties, who accuse it of operating a “character assassination” apparatus, following revelations of close ties between the pro-government media outfit known…
A construction worker in Larissa was seriously injured after a fall at a building site, while a hotel employee in Santorini lost her life when a wall-mounted bed collapsed during…
Greece has officially signed a deal to purchase 16 Exocet missiles from France, as announced by Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias. The agreement was made during the visit of French…
The Greek Parliament has voted to refer former Deputy Minister to the PM, Christos Triantopoulos, to the judicial council for potential prosecution over alleged misconduct in public office. The motion…
A bomb detonated outside the headquarters of Hellenic Train on Syngrou Avenue in Athens at 9:35 PM on Friday, 11 April. Prior to the explosion, an anonymous caller warned the Efimerida…
During her speech at the press conference held by the Association of People Affected by the Tempe Disaster of 28 February, 2023, at the Journalists’ Union of Athens (ESΙEA), the…