European prosecutors are expected to receive written testimonies on Wednesday from 26 non-political figures involved in the implementation of Contract 717 with Greek railway manager ERGOSE for signaling and telemanagement systems on the country’s rail network.
The parents of a Greek woman who died of botulism after eating infected sardines in the French city of Bordeaux are seeking answers as to why their daughter was not properly diagnosed, despite apparently being seen by doctors at two hospitals.
The 10-year anniversary of the murder of anti-fascist rapper Pavlos Fyssas on Monday was marked with a large gathering in the Piraeus suburb of Keratsini, where the artist was stabbed to death by a member of neo-Nazi Golden Dawn.
The Special Court of Appeal in Tirana, Albania rejected once again the requests for Fredi Beleri’s release from prison and his right to exercise mayoral duties on Monday.
A delegation of Greek lawyers attended the re-examination of the pre-trial detention of the elected mayor of Himare Fredi Beleri on Monday at Tirana, Albania.
Two crew members accused of involvement in the death of a ferry passenger on 5 September were released on conditions on Friday, following a decision by the judicial council of misdemeanors,
The trial of the jewelry maker Folli Follie finally began on Thursday after a long break, due to the prolonged absence of lawyers and after a postponement.
On a hot summer’s day on August 17, 2017, university students Yiannis, aged 19, and Stella, 20, were out for a walk with their dog on a street outside the Technical University of Crete in Hania. They were happy – or at least that’s what their families want to believe.
Survivors of a migrant shipwreck off Pylos, southern Greece, in June, in which hundreds died, filed a lawsuit against the Greek authorities on Thursday, accusing them of violating their duty to protect the lives of the people on board the vessel.
The Supreme Court prosecutor has ordered an inquiry into specific projects and their funding in the region of Thessaly that was devastated by the recent floods.
Amid an increase in migrant flows, a deputy Supreme Court prosecutor with exclusive responsibility for migration and monitoring cases of migrant traffickers in a systematic manner will be appointed to expedite judicial processes.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday called for an investigation into the potential mismanagement of thousands of euros in funding for anti-flooding and other work in central Greece’s flood-struck Thessaly region.
Sener Levent, the journalist and editor-in-chief of the Turkish-Cypriot newspaper Avrupa, has been sentenced in absentia to one year in prison in Turkey over an article titled “The Kurds and Us.”
According to a voice recording that was published by Greek broadcaster ANT1 on Monday, the captain of the Blue Horizon ferry claimed the 36-year-old victim “Slipped and fell.”
Two of the four crew members of the Blue Horizon ferry arrested for their involvement in the death of a passenger were jailed until their trial early Monday morning, after testifying before an investigative magistrate.
Understanding the intent behind Shipping Minister Miltiadis Varvitsiotis’ statement following the tragic death of 36-year-old Antonis Karyotis is challenging.
