The second trial in the case of Kyriaki Griva, who was murdered outside the Agii Anargyri police station by her former partner, Thanasis Kourelis, has once again raised urgent questions…
Following new revelations published today by the newspaper Kathimerini, PASOK–Movement for Change is demanding explanations from Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis regarding when he first became aware of the OPEKEPE scandal.
The European Union of Judges (EUJ) has issued a strong warning over the Greek government’s proposed amendments to the Code of Civil Procedure, arguing that the changes pose “an unjustified…
Four high-ranking Greek government officials, including a cabinet minister, three deputy ministers and a senior ministry secretary, have resigned following the release of evidence implicating them in a major EU…
The scandal engulfing Greece’s agricultural subsidy agency deepened this week, as the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) transmitted a 3,000-page case file to the Greek Parliament. At the core of…
The €415 million fine imposed on Greece by the European Commission in connection with one of the most serious subsidy fraud scandals in the country’s recent history will ultimately be…
The preliminary investigation into the Tempe railway disaster, launched solely with the votes of 154 New Democracy MPs, has convened for its first session. The Committee has been established to…
The Communist Party of Greece (KKE) in Corinth has issued a statement on the death of a 19-year-old woman who had been volunteering at the local Refugee Camp, denouncing “the…
On Wednesday 19 June, the Greek parliament approved a government-sponsored proposal restricting legal proceedings against former Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Kostas Karamanlis to a single misdemeanour charge of dereliction…
Maria Karystianou, president of the Tempe Victims’ Relatives Association, has publicly condemned the Greek parliament’s decision to treat the case against former transport minister Kostas Karamanlis as a misdemeanour. The…