Back in September 2016, Giorgos Floridis, then a lawmaker with socialist PASOK, had said something true: “At times, there are some – especially senior – judges who sometimes either submit to or willingly serve all kinds of power.”
Police on Wednesday arrested the chief prison officer of Domokos Prison on charges of complicity in murder, following his alleged involvement in a suspected contract killing inside the high security penitentiary on February 15.
The Culture Ministry has declared the full photographic archive of the 200 communists executed during World War II in Kaisariani, Athens a protected monument, citing its exceptional historical value.
I read it again and again and couldn’t believe my eyes. According to the report by Eftichia Soufleri in news247.gr, at least 46 regional public hospitals in Greece deny women access to free and safe abortions.
Behind the fruitless tenders of the state or local authorities there often lies a system of tactics.
Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis and his deputy, Ioannis Bougas, met on Tuesday with FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey in Athens to discuss enhanced cooperation on matters of mutual interest.
An inspection report into the deadly January 26 explosion at the Violanta biscuit factory in Trikala, central Greece, has identified an unexplained removal of a fire suppression system and detailed the path of a gas leak and explosion that killed five workers.
Antonis Manitakis, emeritus professor at the Law School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and a former government minister, has died at the age of 82.
Authorities are investigating the escape of a detainee from the Evelpidon courthouse area in Athens on Wednesday.
A Larissa prosecutor has ordered the exhumation of nine victims from the Tempe train disaster, which occurred nearly three years ago in central Greece and killed 57 people, mostly students.