“The decision by the US government to introduce sweeping tariffs marks a major shift towards protectionism and a sharp break from the way the global economy has operated for decades,”…
Another refugee boat has sunk off the coast of Lesbos, near Skala Sykamias, on the moring of Thursday, 3 March. So far, seven people have been confirmed dead, while one…
On 1 April, Greek Minister of Justice Giorgos Floridis, alongside Deputy Minister Giannis Bougas, held a press conference to present key points of a new bill titled Judicial Care and…
In today’s speech to the Greek Parliament, PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis unveiled a new defence spending programme. Set at 25 billion euros over the next 12 years, this initiative adds to…
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis presented the country’s armament program to Parliament today. “Today, in Parliament, we will witness billions being poured into military equipment, all to serve the interests of…
A recent tragedy in Omonia has reignited concerns over the treatment of homeless individuals in Greece. The Greek Network for the Right to Shelter and Housing has condemned the systemic…
According to a new statistical report released by Eurostat on 1 April, Greece’s inflation rate is almost one percentage point higher than the Eurozone average. The report reveals that annual…
Nasos Iliopoulos, a member of the New Left party, raised a critical question in Parliament yesterday regarding the lack of institutional support for substitute teachers who suffer from serious health…
Thomas Kostidis, a survivor from the third coach of the Tempe train tragedy, gave his testimony yesterday morning, Monday, 31 March, to the investigating judge at the Larissa Court and…
Severe rainfall battered the Cyclades yesterday, leaving roads and homes in Paros and Mykonos submerged. Paros was particularly affected, suffering extensive damage, especially to its road network, with landslides, flooding,…