Asylum seekers in Greece have not received the financial assistance provided for under European and Greek law since April 2024, according to organisations working in refugee support, which say they…
Lawyer Zacharias Kesses, who represents victims of the Predator spyware scandal, has called on Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis to file a lawsuit over the surveillance of his phone, after the…
Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis has announced he is filing a criminal complaint and civil lawsuit against comedian and television presenter Lakis Lazopoulos, following a segment on Lazopoulos’s satirical programme Al…
The Panhellenic Maritime Federation (PNO) has called a 24-hour nationwide strike, demanding the immediate release of all sailors currently stranded in the Middle East.
The Organising Committee of the Referendum for the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) is calling on the Municipality of Thessaloniki to lift what it describes as an illegal obstruction of the…
Sirens sounded shortly before 11pm at the Akrotiri base in Cyprus, causing disruption for residents in the surrounding area.
The wave of layoffs and blackmail by Vodafone management is continuing, according to the company’s employees, whose union says the number of job losses has now exceeded 300.
The Citizens’ Registry Directorate of the Municipality of Thessaloniki’s General Directorate for Quality of Life is attempting, on questionable grounds, to block the expressed will of 23,000 citizens seeking a…
Greek defence minister Nikos Dendias met his Cypriot counterpart, Vassilis Palmas, in Nicosia on Tuesday amid ongoing military deployments by Greece to Cyprus. The meeting followed a decision by Greece’s…
SYRIZA leader Socrates Famellos criticised the government’s foreign policy during an intervention in the plenary session of the Greek parliament, accusing Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis of aligning Greece with the…