May 2014

Today, sixty-one individuals presented their candidacy for European Parliament elections in Cyprus, which will take place on Sunday, May 25th.

The general secretary for decentralized governance Manolis Aggelakas has issued a summons for the deposition of Ellinikon mayor Christos Kortzidis for the death of a 13 year old at an unlicensed amusement park, under his jurisdiction.

In what is probably one of the most shocking child pornography case of the last decade, a 47 year old pediatrician in the town of Ioannina, northwestern Greece, faced a local prosecutor today over charges of child pornography.

A report by Greece’s Parliamentary Budget Office for the first quarter of 2014 contests the key points of the country’s economic “success story”, putting a cap on the government's optimism.

Tuesday's parcel-bomb delivered to an Itea police station, has been claimed by Conspiracy of Cells of Fire/FAI IRF today.

University of Crete ranks 48th in list of top universities founded after 1964, according to the The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2013-2014.

Greek President Karolos Papoulias held meetings with Swiss Confederation President Didier Burkhalter in Berne, Switzerland, during his official visit that began today and ends on Sunday.

The Attica security bureau of Greek police announced the arrest of three foreign nationals on charges of creating a criminal organization, engaging in robberies, thefts, and property damage.

SYRIZA has tendered a proposal for two debates between prime minister Antonis Samaras and main opposition leader Alexis Tsipras.

Three alleged "Pink Panthers" gang members were seized today in Athens, and are responsible for grand larceny thefts.