Occupied since 2002, the ‘Evangelismos’ building in Crete has served as a hub for political and grassroots initiatives, frequently drawing police crackdowns. A year and a half after the last…
Another police operation took place on the morning of Tuesday, 22 April, within the premises of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH). Following a request from the university’s rectorate, police…
The Greek government is facing mounting scrutiny following most recent revelations on the “Truth Team” case, as a lawyer linked to a prominent online propaganda outlet was once in business with…
In the heart of Athens, parents in Exarchia are sounding the alarm over what they say is the quiet dismantling of public childcare in their neighborhood. The number of places…
Achilleas Beos, the mayor of Volos, was briefly arrested following a physical altercation with city councillor Stelios Limnios during a public event. The incident occurred during joint statements made by…
Greek Migration Minister Makis Voridis has unveiled what he described as Greece’s toughest immigration crackdown to date, warning that those residing illegally in the country will either be deported or…
The Greek government is facing mounting criticism from opposition parties, who accuse it of operating a “character assassination” apparatus, following revelations of close ties between the pro-government media outfit known…
Greece has officially signed a deal to purchase 16 Exocet missiles from France, as announced by Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias. The agreement was made during the visit of French…
A bomb detonated outside the headquarters of Hellenic Train on Syngrou Avenue in Athens at 9:35 PM on Friday, 11 April. Prior to the explosion, an anonymous caller warned the Efimerida…
A parliamentary debate is underway in Greece over whether former Deputy Minister to the PM, Christos Triantopoulos, should be referred to a judicial council. The decision will determine the closure…