Politics

A Politico report shows the European Public Prosecutors Office called on the Greek gov to investigate former Ministers Christos Spirtzis and Konstantinos Karamanlis for alleged criminal offences last June 2, but Parliament chose not to open an investigation

Protests, sit-ins by groups opposed to a bill allowing recognition of non-state, non-profit tertiary institutes in Greece threaten to scupper semester for students

Publication of a relevant protocol in the official gazette ends 20 months of foot-dragging on the part of Ankara

Latest Metron Analysis opinion poll shows socialist PASOK in second place, still far behind ND, while SYRIZA slips to third place

High-profile case brings use of so-called SLAPP lawsuits to the forefront in Greece; issue has reached EU level

Holding an olive branch in cloudy Brussels, the EUMED-9 nations join forces with a view to formulating a unified response to shared agricultural issues

In an interview, Jeff Flake said that once the formal ratification document is received in Washington, the U.S. State Department would promptly send Congress notification of the $20 billion F-16s sale

According to reports, he announced his resignation after the first meeting on Thursday morning with PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

According to a recent survey, Israelis are the top buyers, followed by Chinese nationals and Germans

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Another 135 deputies of the main opposition and lesser opposition parties, ranging from the Communist Party (KKE) to the ultra-right Spartiates (Spartans), voted against

Mitsotakis reminded his cabinet that the issue had already been addressed in 36 countries across five continents, “without any indication that it has harmed social cohesion and governmental harmony anywhere.”

Greece reiterates that the Turkish-Libyan memorandum is illegal emphasizing that any actions based on the coordinates it stipulates are also illegal, further highlighting that such actions do not prejudice the rights granted to Greece by International Law

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The EU Parliament’s civil liberties committee on Tuesday endorsed a draft report on the state of rule of law in the Union for 2023. In a reaction to the latest Commission’s annual rule of law report, MEPs expressed concern over the state of democracy, the rule of law and fundamental rights in the EU. The draft […]

Out of 346 deputies voting, 287 voted in favor and 55 against, with four lawmakers abstaining.

The draft law had previously garnered the support, in principle, of main opposition SYRIZA and third-party PASOK before last-minute amendment

The possibility of employment is extended to the sixth day of the week in businesses operating continuously, implementing a five-day work system with alternating shifts, with additional work compensated at a 40% increase.

The top U.S. diplomat attended the Economist's conference "THE WORLD AHEAD 2024: ATHENS GALA DINNER," Monday evening in Athens

Athens has been closely following the situation in the Red Sea and threats to maritime shipping from attacks by the Yemen-based Houthi rebels