Former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, in an article published in Efimerida ton Syntakton, intervenes in current political affairs by calling for the formation of a ‘new, strong and governing Left’,…
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis struck a combative tone in his Sunday post, renewing his attacks on the media and political opponents and speaking of growing ‘toxicity’ in public life. At…
PASOK criticised the prime minister’s recent post as an attack on the independence of the judiciary and the standing of democratic institutions, in a statement issued through party spokesperson Kostas…
The Coordination of Volos Collectives Against Garbage Burning has raised serious concerns about the conduct of the trial of police officers accused of torturing Vasilis Maggos, questioning whether the proceedings…
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis described Israel’s offensive in Lebanon as ‘completely counterproductive’ in an interview with CNN, while saying Greece remains in a strategic partnership with Israel and calling for…
SYRIZA has condemned Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s response to Israel’s attacks on Lebanon, accusing him of acting as ‘the most loyal ally of the criminal Netanyahu’ by describing the assault…
Mera25 has condemned Israel’s escalating attacks on Lebanon, calling them ‘an extremely heinous escalation’ and demanding that Greece end all military, economic and political cooperation with Israel. The party’s statement…
The European Parliament has approved an extraordinary fact-finding mission to Athens to investigate the OPEKEPE scandal, adding to the political pressure on Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis from Brussels.
Lawyer Zacharias Kesses, who represents victims of the illegal surveillance scandal, said the judiciary now has a second chance to investigate the case properly, following the return of the case…
Former minister of rural development Costas Tsiaras has addressed the developments surrounding the OPEKEPE scandal, saying the lifting of his parliamentary immunity was ‘a matter of personal dignity’.