Hellenic Police

Staggering images are being captured in areas burned by the fire in northeastern Attica with firefighters trying to tackle the flames and police officers assisting them by extricating and evacuating residents who have no way to escape the fiery blaze.

In light of the major fire raging in northeastern Attica, ELAS issued a statement calling on citizens to avoid any movement to areas affected by fires and to follow, for their own safety, the instructions issued for evacuation of areas.

In detail, the relevant announcement:

The Hellenic Police (ELAS) announced on Friday that they have identified members of a gang that has been blowing up bank ATMs in Greece.

Far-right figure Tommy Robinson, who has been accused by the UK press of inciting riots in Britain, was spotted in Greece on Thursday.

Hellenic Police announced on Tuesday that an investigation has been ordered into the leak to the media of the video of the 54-year-old surveyor murder in Psychiko. 

"All available evidence will be analyzed to identify the source of the video and take the necessary measures to restore order and justice," states the announcement.

Hellenic Police announced on Monday that they are appealing for information regarding a fatal traffic accident that took place on Sunday morning in the Fylis area of western Athens.

According to the announcement, at 4:50 a.m. on Sunday on Prometheus Street, at the level of Isminis Street in the Fylis area, a black Smart collided with a light pole and overturned, killing the driver. 

The 300-page report by the deputy prosecutor of the Supreme Court, Achilles Zisis, has only assigned criminal responsibility for the extensive wiretapping of phone conversations of various people including politicians and journalists to the companies that had the illegal Predator software, and not the National Security Service (EYP) or any other government agency (the Hellenic Police [ELAS] or

The Committee on Institutions and Transparency will meet Friday morning in Parliament to address concerns from opposition parties stemming from a recent Supreme Court ruling on the wiretapping case involving illegal spyware.

The decision on Tuesday by the Prosecutor's Office of the Supreme Court to shelve the complaints about the wiretapping case related to the National Intelligence Service (EYP), or any other state agency for that matter, caused a storm of reactions and acrimony between the government and opposition parties, who denounced it as a cover-up.

Supreme Court Report on Wiretapping: Three Main Findings

The investigation by the Supreme Court into the wiretapping case has led to three main conclusions. After a thorough investigation lasting almost two years, the Supreme Court Prosecutor Georgia Adeilini announced the findings today. According to the report, the key points of the investigation are: