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…
Chaos erupted in the parliamentary inquiry into the OPEKEPE scandal during testimony from the deputy governor of Crete, Stavros Tzedakis, after a confrontation with New Democracy MP Makarios Lazaridis. PASOK…
The regional governor of Thessaly, Dimitris Kouretas, has sharply criticised government plans for a floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) unit in the Pagasitikos Gulf, saying the project would be ‘a…
The Hellenic Union for Human Rights has warned that a recent government regulation barring public assemblies in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Syntagma Square violates both…
A court has imposed nine-month prison sentences, suspended for three years, on the 23 members of the group Rouvikonas who carried out a protest outside Parliament at the Monument to…
Fifty-two years after the student and popular uprising at the Athens Polytechnic against the military dictatorship, the Greek capital has once again been turned into a ‘fortress’ for the anniversary…
The death toll from a new shipwreck off Gavdos remains unclear, with six bodies recovered so far and serious concern that the number of victims will rise. According to survivor…
Twenty-three people were arrested on Friday evening after members of the group Rouvikonas carried out an intervention at the Monument to the Unknown Soldier in central Athens.
Prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has attempted to defend his government’s record on the cost of living, insisting that Greece is in a better position than many other EU countries and…