Four women dead and 30 rescued in Samos shipwreck
24/09/2024
Four women have been confirmed dead following the sinking of a boat carrying refugees in the waters off Agios Isidoros, northwest of Samos.
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Petition to rename Gladstonos Street to Zak Kostopoulou Street submitted to Athens Mayor
23/09/2024
A coalition of residents, artists, and workers from Gladstonos Street in Athens has submitted a formal request to Mayor Kostas Bakoyannis, calling for the street to be renamed in honour…
BDS Greece hails as victory Animasyros festival’s cancellation of partnership with Israeli embassy
23/09/2024
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Pylos shipwreck: Families of victims demand justice in protest interview
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Attica unprepared for winter, admits regional governor Hardalias
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20/09/2024
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Five Greek police officers face felony charges over role in Croatian neo-Nazi hooligan entry and murder of football fan
20/09/2024
Five Greek police officers are under investigation for their role in allowing Croatian neo-Nazi hooligans into Greece, which led to the murder of AEK football fan Michalis Katsouris in the…
Five defendants detained in EOPYY €3.5 million fraud case
20/09/2024
Five individuals accused of defrauding EOPYY, the Greek national health insurance provider, have been ordered into pre-trial detention for their involvement in a scheme that inflicted €3.5 million in damages…
Finance Minister defends handling of ‘red loans’ amid criticism from party MPs
19/09/2024
Finance Minister Kostis Hatzidakis has expressed satisfaction with the government’s approach to managing ‘red loans’ in response to a group of 11 New Democracy MPs who have raised concerns over…
Unrepentant former MEP defends data leak: “Should I have used a bullhorn?”
19/09/2024
Former New Democracy MEP Anna-Michelle Asimakopoulou has shown little remorse over the scandal involving the leak of personal data of thousands of Greek voters living abroad. Responding to questions about…