While the Eurozone and European Union report steady increases in labour costs, Greece stands out as the sole country experiencing a decline. According to Eurostat’s latest survey, labour costs in…
The Consumers’ Union – Quality of Life (EKPOIZO) has criticised the Greek government’s recently announced measures to address bank charges, describing them as “inadequate, weak, and ultimately almost costless for…
The Thessaloniki First Instance Prosecutor’s Office has initiated an urgent preliminary investigation into the shutdown of a Thessaloniki Metro train and the subsequent evacuation of passengers last Saturday.
The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs has submitted an amendment to Parliament aimed at suspending state funding for the far-right Spartans party. The measure, introduced late on 16 December, also…
In an incisive analysis, Yanis Varoufakis, Secretary of MeRA25, has dissected Greece’s 2025 budget, currently under debate in Parliament. His critique paints a grim picture of the country’s economic trajectory,…
Issues with ticket machines at the Thessaloniki metro continued to frustrate passengers on Wednesday, December 11.
Maria Karystianou, president of the “Tempe 2023” Association, has issued a scathing open letter to the Union of Judges and Prosecutors, condemning the Floridis provision that restricts journalistic coverage of…
Journalist Ingeborg Beugel, sentenced to eight months in prison for hosting a refugee, issued a statement via KEERFA (Movement United Against Racism and the Fascist Threat) on December 11, condemning…
Greek Minister of Immigration and Asylum Nikolaos Panagiotopoulos has announced the suspension of asylum application processing for Syrian refugees, citing the collapse of the Assad regime as the primary reason.…
Opposition parties in Greece launched a blistering critique of the government during the parliamentary debate on the 2025 state budget. Their criticisms focused on the government’s handling of economic policy,…