The president of New Left accused Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on the second day of the wiretapping trial of presiding over an administration that has eroded institutions and failed to…
A workplace accident involving a cleaner at a school in Piraeus has drawn renewed attention to what the city’s workers’ union describes as widespread safety failures and chronic underfunding across…
The municipality of North Corfu has declared a state of emergency after overnight storms caused widespread landslides, flooding and blocked roads across the northern part of the island. Schools will…
Sakis Grivas, father of Kyriaki Griva, the woman killed outside the Agioi Anargyroi police station, voiced raw anger and despair after a court released the police call operator who had…
Andreas Stratakis, widely referred to in public debate as ‘the Butcher’, denied any wrongdoing as he gave testimony before the parliamentary investigative committee probing the OPEKEPE farming subsidies scandal.,
PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis launched a blistering attack on the New Democracy government after Giorgos Xylouris, known as ‘Frapes’, declined to appear before the parliamentary investigative committee probing the OPEKEPE…
Giorgos Xylouris, known in the OPEKEPE investigation as ‘Frapes’, has formally declined to appear before Parliament’s investigative committee, citing his right to silence and the risk of self-incrimination under Article…
Immigration and asylum minister Thanos Plevris said Greece has joined an initiative, in close cooperation with Germany, to establish migrant return hubs in Africa, and suggested the scheme could operate…
SYRIZA has tabled four parliamentary questions following media reports that the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO), led by Laura Kovesi, and the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) carried out a surprise…
The call operator who said to Kyriaki Griva ‘patrol cars are not taxis, ma’am’ shortly before she was murdered has been released on parole under the condition that he reports…