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Trial of Ekrem Imamoglu begins in Turkey: 402 people on the bench and a 3,700-page indictment
Facing up to 2,352 years in prison, the former mayor of Istanbul – His reaction
Plevris on farmers: If the obstruction of transport continues, it is the responsibility of the Justice system, not the government
The Minister of Migration said that the government is seeking de-escalation, however all measures must be imposed so that roads are handed back to citizens – He argued that tough measures on migration have delivered results
Decision issuance time in Courts halved following implementation of the new Judicial Map
The time period decreased from 750 to 330 days nationwide, and in the Athens Court of First Instance from 1,422 to 513 days — The implementation of virtual hearings and the digitization of the justice system contributed to the acceleration of the process
Mitsotakis: It’s important for Greece and Cyprus to coordinate – Christodoulides: We’ve learned a lot from you
The Cypriot president said Nicosia will work toward the EU’s strategic autonomy as it prepares to assume the presidency of the Council of the European Union in the first half of 2026
Turkey: Case against opposition rejected – Temporary relief for Lira & markets
The dismissal of the case against Özgür Özel offers temporary relief for the markets but does not erase concerns over authoritarianism, judicial interference, and political instability in Turkey. Investors are awaiting the decision regarding İmamoğlu’s party amid fears of renewed turmoil for the lira and the markets
