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…
Greece has recorded the sharpest rise in corporate bankruptcies in the European Union, according to the latest data. In the third quarter of 2025, business closures increased by 47.8% compared…
A livestock farmer from Almyros in central Greece has gone on hunger strike to protest what he describes as government abandonment after his flock was culled because of sheep pox.
Completely out of touch with social reality, New Democracy MP Dimitris Kyriazidis has publicly complained that he ‘cannot get by’ on his parliamentary allowance of €5,000.
SYRIZA–Progressive Alliance (SYRIZA-PS) has launched a strong attack on the government following the release of ELSTAT’s Living Conditions 2025 data, accusing it of overseeing widespread impoverishment and the collapse of…
Far-right Minister of Migration and Asylum Thanos Plevris has sparked outrage after announcing that medical age tests were conducted on 104 migrants, claiming that 59 were found to be adults.…