Citizen Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis is now backtracking on his widely criticised remarks regarding a ban on concerts in the Exarchia district in Athens, claiming the restriction applies solely to…
Greek police raided and cleared a squatted building in the Exarchia area of Athens early Tuesday morning, at the junction of Themistokleous and Koletti streets.
Greece is in the grip of a nationwide strike today, as thousands of workers take the streets to demand better wages, improved working conditions, and urgent action on the cost…
“We extend our condolences to the families of the seven people from Afghanistan who drowned at sea off the coast of Lesvos. They are victims of the same racist policy…
Today, March 20th at 7 PM, a concert will take place at the pedestrian street of Agia Sofia in Thessaloniki, organised by student and labour unions, in response to the…
13 March 2025: The Single-Member Court of Misdemeanours in Athens ruled in favour of the acquittal of the 28 individuals arrested for occupying the Law School in May 2024, as…
Following the last two weeks of mass mobilisation, a solidarity protest was held in Montpellier to pay tribute to the victims of the Tempe train disaster and demand justice.
“On 8 March, we honor the struggles of women for equal rights and equal participation in all aspects of social, economic, political, and cultural life,” emphasizes the Supreme Administration of…
Greek authorities have filed criminal charges against individuals arrested during the protests in Syntagma Square on Friday, February 28, marking two years since the deadly Tempe train disaster. The Athens…
Greek police are preparing for heightened security measures ahead of mass gatherings planned for Friday, 28 February, to mark the anniversary of the Tempe train disaster. ELAS spokesperson Kalliopi Dimoglidou…