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What Liolios claimed in his defense against the 49 charges He faces: “I had no involvement, they tried to blackmail me”
In his defense memorandum, the former president of the Hellenic Basketball Federation denies any involvement and describes the indictment as “vague and unsubstantiated” — What he says about his meeting with Stasinopoulos, his messages with Papatheodorou, and contradictions in witness statements
The “Horiatiko” case: 500 companies, Angelos Giannakopoulos’s business ventures in Mykonos and Rhodes, and the role of Rizos Rizos
Thousands of employees face uncertainty over what comes next for bakeries and restaurants following arrests linked to the alleged network
Churchill statue vandal walks free after court clears him of criminal damage, bringing selective law enforcement to the foreground again (video)
Critics call the verdict a mockery after a Dutch activist daubed “Globalise the Intifada” on a national monument and walked free
Supreme Court rejects Kovesi appeal, upholds two-year extension for three Greek European Delegated Prosecutors
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office had sought to overturn a decision by the Supreme Judicial Council of the Greek Supreme Court extending the terms of office of three Greek European Delegated Prosecutors by two years
Xanthi: 17-month prison sentence for four “bullies” linked to DEB & Ankara
The Single-Member Misdemeanors Court of Xanthi imposed a total prison sentence of 17 months on each of the four defendants for incidents at the Tsinar (Platanos) mosque in Xanthi on October 11, 2024
UK grooming gangs scandal erupts anew as independent Rape Gang Inquiry Report sparks international fury
UK erupts in outrage over the Rape Gang Inquiry Report exposing grooming scandals, institutional failures, and scrutiny on PM Keir Starmer’s CPS past - At least 250,000(!) young white British girls were raped with authorities turning repeatedly a blind eye
Supreme Court reasoning on Giotopoulos: He never accepted his acts, nor expressed remorse
The element of his lack of remorse, according to the Supreme Court, may be assessed as an indication that the required moral transformation of Alexandros Giotopoulos has not been completed
