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A five year-old girl was killed as a result of the actions of the Greek government and police.This is how that outrage happened.

The closure of Josoor points to some stark, disturbing truths. We are watcing human rights and human safety be snatched away by governments.

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock wants an 'investigation' into the Greek government's barbaric pushbacks. We have already had it.

Frontex’ illegal acts, and the Commission’s response to them, mean Margaritis Schinas must leave, or be fired.

Nea Dimokratia's response to the European Court of Human Rights is aggression and fabrication. People are dying as a result of its actions.

At the EU Parliament, Greek Prime Minister Kiriakos Mitsotakis' address left MEPs worse-informed than if he had never spoken.

It is becoming increasingly difficult not to regard Nea Dimokratia, the Greek government, as Europe's biggest people trafficking operation.

Despite the howls and wails of the Right, the simple fact is that it is not illegal to travel in order to apply for asylum.

Eschewing another chance to reflect and maybe even change, Notis Mitarachis instead misled: there was nothing new to see at the LIBE meeting

Yet another untruth to Greek people raises the question: is Mitarachis incapable of doing his job, or just does not want to?

The Greek government has been handed yet another opportunity to stop and change the policies with which it is damaging Greece and the world.

Whether misinformed or deliberately misleading the public, journalists must do better than spreading falsehoods on live television.

The Greek police are moving officers and weapons to the country's border. Its armed forces are also to be used against people seeking safety

As we noted, Greece's government has told media increased new arrivals will be Türkiye's fault, and it will use its military against them.

Greek Defence Ministry 'officials' complete the 'narrative': The Greek government will use its military against new arrivals this summer.

Greek Migration Minister Notis Mitarachis helped spread a false narrative for the European public about what will happen this summer.

Greek Civil Prorection Minister Takis Theodorikakos launched an effort to mislead the European public about what will happen this summer.

In a schocking interview, Margaritis Schinas raises some serious questions about whether he is capable or willing to do his job.

The EAD's pushbacks report is either an object lesson in bad practice, or a deliberate effort to show Greece is breaking international law.

As the walls close in around Mitarachis over his barbaric pushbacks regime, he is increasingly relying on falsehood as his sole defence.