The Greek Photojournalists Union has condemned the conduct of Greek police towards its members during Saturday’s rallies marking the third anniversary of the Tempi rail crime.
Tensions flared on Saturday afternoon in Syntagma Square following a protest rally marking the three-year anniversary of the Tempi rail disaster, which claimed the lives of 57 people. Demonstrators accused…
Government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis publicly threatened journalist Christos Avramidis with a lawsuit during the political editors’ briefing, after being questioned about the circumstances of the deadly shipwreck off Chios that…
The Moroccan survivor of the deadly shipwreck off Chios, who is accused of migrant smuggling and causing the deaths of 15 people, has pleaded not guilty to all charges. He…
Shipping Minister Vassilis Kikilias launched a combative attack on the opposition during a session of parliament’s Production and Trade Committee, following the deadly shipwreck off Chios in which fifteen refugees…
The New Left says the Coast Guard’s account of a deadly shipwreck off Chios is ‘collapsing’, after a survivor told party representatives that a Coast Guard vessel ran over the…
BDS Greece has issued a statement arguing that the wiretapping scandal in Greece exposes not only authoritarian practices and institutional deviation but also “the structural penetration of Israeli companies, technologies…
Sakis Grivas, father of Kyriaki Griva, the woman killed outside the Agioi Anargyroi police station, voiced raw anger and despair after a court released the police call operator who had…
The call operator who said to Kyriaki Griva ‘patrol cars are not taxis, ma’am’ shortly before she was murdered has been released on parole under the condition that he reports…
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…