Judiciary

Video footage led to a warrant for his arrest on felony charges related to at least four fires southeast of Athens last June

Opposition also demands SC deputy prosecutor's report on wire-tapping probe; sources counter that separation of powers principle at risk with summons

Hellenic Railways Organisation (OSE) employee was jailed for 17 months; he will be under house arrest while awaiting trial for the Tempi collision

A mixed jurist-juror panel found the two defendants not guilty due to reasonable doubts for the Karaivaz murder, in separate majority decisions

Revelation came on Tuesday during a relevant trial, with the CD reportedly containing the names of top officials that resigned in the wake of a wiretapping furor

Council of State clears legal hurdle for extradition of Turkish businessman Ali Yesildag, a prominent fugitive fleeing a murder conviction in Turkey

The Commission report, which is expected to be released this week, highlights issues regarding the operation of the justice system, independent authorities, freedom of the press and the wiretapping case

Suspects in extortion ring include Athens municipal and regional government employees as well as two culture ministry staff members

The initiative comes amid continuing public debate and intense media scrutiny of several instances of particularly egregious cases of domestic violence over the recent period

Suspect, a convicted rapist for a 2017 attack, was handed down a 9-year sentence in 2020. which was suspended pending a still untried appeal

Suspect in alleged rape, serious assault - a Palestinian man - freed on bail before hospitalized victim could give official statement to authorities

For the first time since 1974, the judiciary has stepped in to ban a parliamentary party from taking part in an election. The ban applies to the Spartans party and didn’t come as a surprise—not even to those it angered. Because, for a decade now, and for the first time since the restoration of democracy […]

He faces charges in relation to the posting of the 59-year-old station director who has been accused of erroneously shifting one train into the path of another on the ill-fated evening of Feb. 28.

The development frees 102 Croatian nationals, all young males and reputed “ultras” of the Dinamo Zagreb football club.