France΄s highest appeals court announced its final ruling on Friday stating that International Monetary Fund President Christine Lagarde must stand trial for her role in a 400 million euros payout…
By now, Greek society is all too familiar with the triangular relationship between the State, the banks and the media. The media are owned by oligarchs who use them to…
When the "EU" presented its list of demands to Greece in exchange for a third bailout it proved to be one of the most defining moments of this debacle. Member…
The OECD Working Group on Bribery on Friday released a report reviewing Greece΄s efforts to fight foreign bribery.
Judicial authorities have ordered an investigation into whether tender regulations were adhered to during the sale while Attica governor Rena Dourou vows to ‘defend public property’ with an appeal before…
After an eight-year investigation, 64 people should stand trial for their role in the notorious Siemens bribery scandal that shook the country’s political establishment and left deep scars in the…
While the Greek state suffers from the usual suspects of public corruption, bribery, tax evasion and lack of transparency, many have shied away from exposing how deep the problems truly…
Greek and German investigators are exploring a case of apparent corruption in the purchase of 29 Mercedes brand articulated buses by the Organisation of Urban Transportation of Thessaloniki (OASTH).
The latest issue of HOT DOC reports damning allegations regarding the Justice Minister and former Supreme Court judge Charalambos Athanasiou. The minister is accused of making false financial declarations, concealing…
Court documents regarding the case of the faulty submarines which implicate the Deputy PM were submitted to parliament on the same day that the legislative body was suddenly shut down…