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Greece's Top Judge Quits Over Media Leaks

The President of the Hellenic Council of State, Greece's highest court, Nikolaos Sakellariou has unexpectedly resigned following what he called unacceptable leaks of the court's deliberations to the media. In an unscheduled news conference, Sakellariou, who is Greece's top judge, said...

Justice Minister, CoS President Clash Over Wealth Statements for Judges

In a state governed by the rule of law, every person and especially those in a position to make decisions - whether a politician or a judge - has to be subject to controls of his or her income...

Thousands of Outstanding Tax Cases to Close After Greece's Council of State Decision

Hundreds of thousands of outstanding tax cases are to close, following the unanimous decision of the plenary of Greece's Council of State on Tuesday. The supreme administrative court ruled that the limitation of tax claims is five years and the...

Council of State to Convene on TV Licensing Law on October 24 and 26

The Council of State (CoS) plenum will meet on October 24 and 26 to discuss and decide on the constitutionality and legality of the government’s TV licensing law in two closed-door sessions, the president of the court Nikolaos Sakellariou...

State Council Finally Meets Amid Controversy, Throws Out TV Injunction Petitions

The Council of State plenum, Greece's Supreme Court, threw out three petitions for injunctions filed in connection with a television license tender procedure aimed at limiting nationwide TV licenses to four. The decision was reached in the council's third...

Council of State Delayed by Bomb Hoax and Adjourned Without Voting on TV Tender

The long-awaited session of the Council of State on Friday convened to examine the legality of a law covering the broadcast television license framework following the government's decision to decrease the number of national broadcasters to four. The session...

State Council Rejects Media Appeal for Delays to TV License Procedure

Television channels that appealed to Greece's top administrative court over a law passed in October to reduce the number of nationwide TV stations to four sought an injunction from the State Council so that the procedure could be delayed...

Council of State Reportedly Overrules Greek Energy Minister’s Stoppage of Mining in Northern Greece

The Council of State (CoS), Greece ’s highest administrative court, on Monday abrogated a ministerial decision by former productive reconstruction, environment and energy minister Panos Skourletis to revoke the operating license of the Hellas Gold mining company in Halkidiki...

Greece’s Golden Dawn Embracing Extremist Role

ATHENS -  Although Greece country suffers through a crushing economic crisis, most citizens are not desperate enough to embrace the hate rhetoric and immigrant-bashing of the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party. “They have a bad history and violence breeds violence,” Athens...