Millions spent on “frills and window dressing” in Civil Protection and the Coast Guard under Kikilias’ signature
We examined all contracts signed under Kikilias at the Ministry of Civil Protection. Millions spent on support activities, consultants, and...
READ MOREThe “shadow” Regional Governor behind Apostolos Tzitzikostas
The "indispensable" scientific advisor for all seasons, and under every elected administration. Government Gazette records from 2011, during the turbulent...
READ MOREThe code that gave Dokos away: New details on the major blunder
The farce surrounding the Dokos case has exposed the recklessness with which obvious security matters are being handled. The unforgivable...
READ MOREOPEKEPE Scandal: Myths and Truths in 8 + 1 Burning Questions
Across the five cases investigated so far, the number of defendants stands at 1,151 and the total financial damage exceeds...
READ MOREBallot boxes without social media – Αdvantage for the major parties – EU fears foreign interference
Why the EU led Meta and Google to halt political advertising – How this will affect the upcoming elections in...
READ MOREOPEKEPE: Avgenakis and Tsiaras intervened in eco-schemes to benefit their electoral clientele
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office has summoned farmers, representatives of cooperative organisations, officials from OPEKEPE and the Ministry of Rural...
READ MOREEuropean Public Prosecutor’s Office: Urgent investigation underway into €120 million Kerameos contract for interactive whiteboards
From November 7, 2025, Data Journalists had already revealed the complaints. The project was financed through funds from the Recovery...
READ MORERevelation by Data Journalists: The RAS bombshell report on the railways
Why has the report remained under wraps since early last April? — Hellenic Train has been called in to provide...
READ MOREDocument from the “abduction” of Hellenic Police helicopters
Why did the private company responsible for maintaining the Hellenic Police's helicopters refuse to hand them over? Arrests and judicial...
READ MOREAfter the Acropolis, “Mr Cocomat” strikes again in Monemvasia
He is paving over pristine beaches and obstructing the view of the Parthenon, and it is taxpayers who pay the...
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