A controversial Sworn Administrative Examination (EDE) has been launched against teachers in Veria following complaints about the content of a school event commemorating October 28th. The event featured historian Alekos…
The student collective Left Unity (Ar.En.) “Engelados Civil Engineers” is hosting an event-discussion titled “Who do you call when the police murder?” The discussion, centred on police violence and systemic…
Greece has joined Austria and Germany in suspending the processing of asylum applications from Syrian refugees, according to a report published on Monday, December 9, by the Financial Times. A…
Thousands took to the streets of Athens and Thessaloniki on Friday to commemorate the 16th anniversary of the murder of 15-year-old Alexandros Grigoropoulos, killed by police officer Epaminondas Korkoneas in…
From Korydallos prison, Nikos Romanos has issued a charged letter, describing his current detention as a product of political exploitation rather than a consequence of conscious actions. Romanos, who was…
The Federation of Private School Teachers of Greece (OILE) has raised alarms over the growing trend of foreign funds acquiring Greek private schools, with the historic Platon Schools becoming the…
In response to the 15th femicide recorded in Greece this year, SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance (SYRIZA-PS) has issued a strong statement urging the government to take decisive action. The latest incident occurred…
The Greek Parliament passed a controversial bill on minimum wage reforms with 157 votes in favour and 139 against, following a heated debate in the plenary session on 5 December.…
A shocking case of femicide has emerged in the Athens neighbourhood of Ampelokipi.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was scheduled to visit Beirut, Lebanon, on Friday, 6 December. However, the trip was postponed due to a technical failure in the government aircraft, according…