Minister of Citizen Protection, Michalis Hrysochoidis, has announced a new pilot programme aimed at improving “transportation policing” in Western Athens. As part of the initiative, 130 police officers will be…
Greek authorities have launched an urgent investigation into the authenticity of three newly submitted videos that reportedly show the passenger train moments before its fatal collision in Tempe. The special…
“Society cannot be in turmoil due to long delays in decisions while we, the judges, remain indifferent,” stated Michalis Pikramentos, President of the Council of State, in his address to…
A suburban train carriage filled with smoke during a service from Athens to Kiato last Friday, in an incident confirmed by the CEO of OSE, Panagiotis Terezakis.
The Unified Union of Workers of the Phychiatric Hospital of Attica is raising the alarm over unacceptable working conditions. Overcrowded emergency rooms, a severe shortage of beds, the redirection of…
Demonstrations were held today in thirty cities across Greece, demanding justice for the Tempe train disaster. Building on the momentum of the huge demonstrations on 26 January, thousands of school…
According to new data from Eurostat, Greece ranks last for the average remuneration of national civil servants in central public administration among the 27 European countries for the year 2024.…
A state that does not abide by the laws it passes, institutions operating with impunity, a judiciary that buries high-profile cases or examines them superficially, surveillance of journalists, politicians and…
The plenary session of the Council of State (Greece’s Supreme Administrative Court) is set to review on Friday, 7 February, the fines imposed by the Hellenic Data Protection Authority following…
The conviction of three police officers for the brutal beating of Vasilis Maggos marks a turning point in the fight against police impunity, according to his father, Yiannis Maggos. In…