The ‘People’s Unity’ group in Thessaly has reported a pollution incident involving whey in the Gkoumpasanitis River, presenting photographic evidence. They claim that instead of a blessing of the waters, whey poured into the river during the celebration on January…
A parliamentary committee in the UK is demanding financial penalties for slow compensation payouts to victims of the Post Office scandal. The Business and Trade Select Committee reported that the compensation process needs strict deadlines and greater transparency. They recommend…
In Belgrade, tens of thousands rallied against the Serbian government, calling for accountability following the collapse of a train station roof in Novi Sad that killed fifteen people in early November. Ongoing demonstrations, mostly led by students, attribute the incident…
A comprehensive investigation by The Washington Post reveals that over 3,000 Native American children died at U.S. boarding schools between 1828 and 1970, a figure significantly higher than the government’s earlier estimate of 973. Many deaths occurred under suspicious circumstances,…
The debate over the government’s proposed budget law has sparked controversy as opposition parties express frustration over the lack of government presence during the discussion in the Chamber of Deputies. While the session was suspended, opposition MPs criticized the government’s…
In a recent decision led by President Socrates Famellos, SYRIZA PS has decided to support the defense budget, which remains unchanged from the previous year. Famellos expressed awareness of the current circumstances and the government’s responsibilities, despite serious concerns regarding…
Hundreds of students gathered outside the Serbian presidential palace while President Aleksandar Vučić held a press conference inside. Protesters chanted accusations and called for accountability following a railway station tragedy in Novi Sad that claimed 15 lives. Despite Vučić announcing…
Alexandros Meikopoulos, a SYRIZA MP, brought to the parliamentary floor the significant delays in the restoration efforts of Thessaly’s infrastructures following the recent floods. He urged the Minister of Infrastructure to accelerate the processes and adhere to timelines. Despite assurances…
The UK Treasury, under Chancellor Rachel Reeves, has directed ministers to stop non-priority spending as part of its upcoming spending review through 2029. Reeves aims for efficiency savings of 5% across department budgets, which will be independently reviewed by expert…
On December 7, thousands of pro-European Union protesters in Tbilisi marched toward the Georgian Parliament for the tenth consecutive night, opposing the government accused of abandoning the country’s European aspirations and rigging recent elections. Diverse religious leaders came together to…
Homeowners in the UK are feeling deceived and frustrated after discovering that spray foam insulation, installed under a government scheme, is making their properties unsellable. Major mortgage lenders are rejecting homes with such insulation due to concerns about moisture and…
Fifteen months after devastating floods affected the 930 families of the Giannouli Workers’ Housing, representatives of the flood victims’ committee criticized government failures to address ongoing issues. Spokesperson T. Tsaples voiced concerns about the lack of adequate compensation and essential…
