Dutch journalist Ingeborg Beugel was sentenced on Wednesday, December 4, to eight months in prison with a three-year suspension after hosting a refugee in her home in June 2021. The…
The IPI has revealed that the Greek police cooperated with Europol “only by correspondence” in the investigation. Why didn’t the Greek police request Europol’s physical presence in Greece to draw…
In a groundbreaking investigation titled “Who owns the media?”, Solomon has systematically examined the concentration of media ownership in Greece, uncovering the vast influence of 12 key business figures and…
The family of slain journalist Giorgos Karaivaz has filed an appeal to the Supreme Court challenging the acquittal of two men accused of his murder. The petition, lodged by the…
Five cooperative and independent media outlets, including The Press Project, have issued a joint statement of support for Alterthess and journalist Stavroula Poulemeni ahead of an appeal hearing concerning a…
On September 19, the Athens Court of Appeal will hear the case against Alterthess and journalist Stavroula Poulimeni, following an earlier ruling that partially upheld a lawsuit filed by Hellenic…
The Union of Editors of Daily Newspapers of Macedonia-Thrace (ESIEM-TH) has expressed frustration over the persistent marginalisation of ERT3, Thessaloniki’s public radio and television station, during major political events. In…
Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis has refuted accusations that certain media outlets were excluded from Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ press conference at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF). Outlets such as Rizospastis,…
The prosecutor has called for the conviction of two brothers standing trial in the Mixed Jury Court for the murder of journalist Giorgos Karaivaz.
The Union of Judges and Prosecutors has voiced its strong opposition to the government’s attempt to restrict journalistic coverage and public observation of trials. “We express our disagreement with limiting…