An amendment was quietly submitted late at night as part of a wider bill due to be voted on the following day. It permits the spouses and immediate family members…
“I accept this medal on behalf of the Greek people,” stated Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis as he received an award at the Economic Council Germany conference, recognising his government’s reforms…
Vasiliki Vlachou, who served as the prosecutor overseeing Greece’s National Intelligence Service (EYP) during the surveillance scandal involving the wiretapping of politicians, journalists, senior military officials, and thousands of citizens…
Greece and Italy have signed a memorandum of cooperation on energy and rail transport, as part of the 2nd High-Level Cooperation Council between the two countries. The agreement follows the…
The Greek government is enforcing a strict “law and order” approach at universities, in the name of improving safety on campus. At a recent meeting of university rectors, Education Minister…
The Athens Council of Misdemeanours Judges has ruled to extend the pre-trial detention of Nikos Romanos and the other individuals involved in the Ampelokipi case for another six months. This…
Greek police have arrested 28 individuals in Thessaloniki believed to be members of the far-right group “Nationalist Youth of Thessaloniki,” also known as “DEFEND SALONICA.” Among those detained are 15…
Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis has issued threats against both university students and rectors who, in his view, are failing to uphold the law within higher education institutions. Speaking of…
MERA25 has accused the Greek government of intervening to block Yanis Varoufakis from participating in a live public discussion with prominent Chinese journalist Hu Shuli. The event, organised by the…
In a climate increasingly defined by authoritarian rhetoric and restrictions on access to education, government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis stated on live television that students involved in illegal acts could face…