PASOK leader says the scandal will only end once those who built a "deep state" face justice, in an in.gr interview

Barely two weeks after the new spatial framework regarding wind and solar farms took effect, Andros is preparing to test it in the Council of State

Keele, York Universities receive new operating licenses after the Council of State recently annulled previous approvals over legal issues

The Council of State ruled that the continued suspension of the so-called 13th and 14th salaries is neither unconstitutional nor contrary to EU law

Key excerpts from the Council of State rulings, shared exclusively with To Vima, reveal what comes next

Calls for resignations after high court ruling; warnings of further legal challenges over university licensing process

It found legal flaws in the licensing process of CITY University, Keele University and Anatolia College. The decision, officials say, could be revisited if the problems are fixed

Justices of a Council of State (CoS) plenary session rejected appeals filed by nine private universities and the Association of Private Universities

Greece's Council of State has ordered the national intelligence service to hand over surveillance records on journalist Thanasis Koukakis, who was targeted by the Predator spyware, in a key development in the wiretapping scandal.

The Plenary Session of the Greek Council of State (CoS), the country’s supreme administrative court, issued a significant ruling in favor of borrowers alleviating the pressure from thousands of cash-strapped Greek citizens. By a broad majority, the Plenary decided that interest on loans of borrowers who have been included in the “Katselis Law” framework will […]

The Council of State (CoS), Greece’s supreme administrative court, ruled that police are obliged to accept old ID cards as official documentation for the issuing of a new passport or a renewal of an old one. The ruling stems from a case in which a citizen applied last year to renew his passport using a […]

New decrees and legislative changes clarify which construction permits tied to building bonuses” provisions can remain valid after court rulings, bringing much-needed clarity to owners and investors

The decision’s reasoning states that such a prospect is not cited or implied in the constitution

According to the legal representative of one of the companies, the ECHR confirmed that the case has cleared the first hurdle—the demanding admissibility stage.

The ruling by the court, which considers salary and benefit issues affecting judges and prosecutors, may point to a similar fate for similar legal challenges by public sector unions

In their statement, the appellants argue that the anticipated environmental damage far outweighs the minimal energy gains such a small-scale project might bring.

The first bailout from institutional creditors sought by Greece in May 2010 had resulted in the axing of the two extra months of pay

Former Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has criticized the Council of State’s recent decision upholding the constitutionality of same-sex adoption, calling it a "blow to the traditional family".

The Council of State (CoS), Greece’s Supreme Court on administrative matters, has launched an investigation into the judicial handling of serious cases involving the awarding of public works contracts. According to sources, the emergency inspection focuses on high-profile cases involving public construction projects in the region of Halkidiki. Allegations have surfaced accusing public officials of […]

Based on the high court’s decision, an outlay of 350,000 euros to demolish the top floors of the Coco Mat hotel will be borne by a prefectural administrative entity