Metron Analysis Poll - Wiretapping: 81% Demands the Investigation into Political Figures to Reopen
A recent Metron Analysis poll in Greece reveals that 81% of citizens believe the investigation into wiretapping should be reopened, reflecting a widespread demand for accountability among the populace.
OPEKEPE: Turmoil in New Democracy over the new case – How many MPs are 'looking into it'
There is significant turmoil within the New Democracy parliamentary group in Greece due to the emerging implications of the OPEKEPE case and related wiretapping allegations.
Androulakis' Fire on Wiretapping – The Attack on Doukas, the Oracle for Expulsions, the Congress
Nikos Androulakis, the leader of PASOK, criticized the government for ineffective measures against profiteering and discussed internal party issues and the need for unity in a comprehensive interview.
Wiretapping: Explanations before Easter from the government, Androulakis's pressure, the new investigation
The Greek government will discuss wiretapping and rule of law issues in parliament before Easter, as the opposition pressures for answers.
Intercepting calls with family members continues to be 'not illegal': Tokyo District Court, experts criticize
A Tokyo District Court ruled that the Tokyo Metropolitan Police's continued interception of calls unrelated to criminal charges, including those with family members, does not violate the wiretapping law, sparking criticism from legal experts.
Wiretaps: Political Shockwaves and a Barrage Against the Government After Dillian's Revelatory Statements
The head of Intellexa, Tal Dillian, has made statements suggesting that the Greek government is a key partner in the wiretapping scandal involving Predator surveillance software, provoking strong political reactions.
Androulakis on wiretapping: 'Mitsotakis can no longer hide, he owes answers now'
Nikos Androulakis, President of PASOK, demands that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis provide answers regarding recent wiretapping accusations after statements made by Tal Dilian, owner of Intellexa.
Dillian submits the government for the wiretapping scandal: We only provide technology to governments and law enforcement agencies
Israeli businessman Tal Dillian claims that his company Intellexa only sells technology to governments and law enforcement, countering the Greek government's narrative on the wiretapping scandal.
The perforated Turkish air defense and the unanswered calls of Merts to Sanchez
The article discusses the ongoing political scandal in Greece regarding wiretapping and judicial developments surrounding this issue.
«MEGA Stories» with Dora Anagnostopoulou – Wiretaps: The conviction of the 4 and the invisible perpetrators, Thursday, March 12 at 00:40
The latest episode of MEGA Stories delves into a major wiretapping scandal in Greece, highlighting the judicial convictions of four individuals and the unanswered questions surrounding the case.
5 in the morning: The Middle East in flames – Meeting of Mitsotakis, Macron, Christodoulides – Revelation about wiretapping
The article discusses the ongoing turmoil in the Middle East, focusing on the new Iranian leader Mojtaba Khamenei and escalating military actions by the U.S. and Israel.
5 in the morning: Conflict without brakes in the Middle East – Developments in wiretapping – The photograph of the execution in Kaisariani
The conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran escalates for the seventh day, with increasing international concern and significant military developments.
Nigeria: the former governor of Kaduna State refuses to respond to the federal anti-corruption agency
Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El Rufai refuses to answer questions from Nigeria's federal anti-corruption agency, alleging political motivation behind investigations into corruption and illegal wiretapping.
PASOK: G. Maniatis brings wiretapping to the EU
PASOK continues its dual fight in the aftermath of a judicial decision regarding illegal wiretaps, pushing for a discussion in the European Parliament about the rule of law in Greece.
Prime Minister at the Council of State: What he said about justice, the wiretapping case, and the trial of the Tempe accident
The Greek Prime Minister spoke at the inauguration of the renovated Council of State building, addressing crucial issues of justice and current political events, including the wiretapping scandal and the Tempe trial.
N. Androulakis: Discussion in Parliament on Institutions
Nikos Androulakis calls for a parliamentary discussion concerning institutions and justice in Greece, highlighting the anticipated ruling on wiretaps.
Wiretapping allegations: 'You took my bank tokens,' El-Rufai’s wife responds to ICPC
Hadiza el-Rufai, wife of former Kaduna State Governor, dismisses ICPC claims about wiretapping equipment found in their home as politically motivated.
The hour of correspondence and the shadow of wiretapping
The Greek government reacts prudently to recent dangerous developments in Iran and the surrounding region, emphasizing international law and the safety of its citizens.
To Vima today: Why the investigation into the wiretaps is reopening
An Athens court has decided to reopen the investigation into illegal wiretapping, raising concerns about potential government involvement.
5 in the morning: The second 24 hours of the war in Iran – The return of the wiretapping scandal – Investigation into the death of a 31-year-old in Kolonos
The article discusses the escalation of military conflict in Iran, including U.S. and Israeli attacks, and highlights related geopolitical tensions and threats.
Read in the Sunday Vima: The Domino of Conviction
A Greek court has convicted four individuals for using the illegal Predator software, with potential political repercussions and implications for the ongoing wiretapping case.
The Prime Minister must speak publicly about the wiretapping
A Greek court ruling has highlighted the importance of respecting individual rights in light of ongoing discussions about the wiretapping of public figures, urging the Prime Minister to address the issue.
How will the wiretaps affect the political landscape?
The recent court ruling on illegal wiretapping has sparked renewed discussions around the issue of surveillance in Greece, emphasizing its historical significance in the political arena.
LIVE Mitsotakis and Androulakis in Parliament on energy amid wiretapping allegations
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis responds to PASOK President Nikos Androulakis's questioning in Parliament concerning energy issues, with Androulakis criticizing the government's energy policy for lacking a coherent plan and social justice.
Conflict between Mitsotakis and Androulakis in the shadow of the wiretapping decision
The government is facing pressure from the opposition Pasok party over energy issues, particularly regarding price control and energy security, amidst escalating tensions following a recent judicial ruling on surveillance.
Conviction for the wiretaps: PASOK declares vindicated, the Maximos in a communication defense
The PASOK party claims vindication following a court ruling on wiretapping cases, while the government adapts its public relations strategy in response.
5 in the morning: Political confrontation over wiretaps - Ankara disturbs the calm waters - Laura found in Germany
A recent court decision regarding wiretapping cases in Greece has sparked a new round of political disputes between the government and opposition parties, with significant implications for future investigations.
Dukas on wiretaps: "The struggle continues for the punishment of the guilty, no matter how high they are"
Mayor of Athens, Haris Dukas, comments on a judicial decision regarding wiretapping, emphasizing it as a vindication for PASOK and Niko Androulakis.
H. Doukas on wiretaps: A first victory for the rule of law - Justification for N. Androulakis and PASOK
Haris Doukas, Athens mayor, comments on the conviction of defendants in a wiretapping trial as a significant win for democracy and justice in Greece.
Wiretaps: The court decision makes waves around the world - 'The Predator gang has been convicted'
A recent court decision regarding wiretapping in Greece has garnered international attention and is considered significant in the context of political crises in Europe regarding the use of surveillance software.
P. Marinakis on wiretapping: The opposition must decide if it trusts the judiciary
Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis commented on the recent court ruling regarding wiretaps, questioning the opposition's trust in the judiciary.
Marinakis on wiretapping: 'The government has taken all due actions'
Pavlos Marinakis comments on the Athens Single-Member Court's ruling regarding wiretapping, defending the government's actions against criticism from the opposition.
George Papandreou: "The government bears exclusive responsibility for the erosion of institutions"
Former Prime Minister George Papandreou criticized the current government, asserting it is responsible for the degradation of democratic institutions in Greece.
Androulakis on wiretapping: 'Everyone will be held accountable, both Mitsotakis and Dimitriadis'
Nikos Androulakis addressed a press conference regarding the recent decision in the wiretapping case, criticizing the government and claiming victory for his side.
A. Tsipras on wiretaps: The real perpetrators will find it hard to escape accountability
Former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras criticizes current leaders over a court decision related to wiretapping, suggesting they will ultimately face justice.
N. Androulakis on wiretapping: I will continue the fight until the end, everyone will be held accountable, no matter how high they are
PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis asserts his commitment to fighting against abuses of power and calls for accountability following a recent court decision on surveillance practices.
Venizelos on wiretapping: The open wounds in the rule of law do not close just because the government wants it
Former Deputy Prime Minister Evangelos Venizelos emphasized that issues regarding the rule of law, like wiretapping, cannot be wished away by the government, following a court's ruling on related convictions.
The file on wiretapping is reopened, investigation into attempted espionage
The court in Greece has handed severe penalties to four individuals involved in illegal wiretapping, drawing significant political reactions and highlighting constitutional rights violations.
Wiretapping: 8-Year Prison Sentence for Surveillance
A court in Greece sentenced four defendants to eight years in prison for violations related to wiretapping and breaches of personal data laws, pending appeal.
Tsipras on the wiretapping case: '126 years for each, the true culprits must answer'
Alexis Tsipras used harsh language to comment on the developments in the wiretapping case trial via social media.
Four individuals convicted in Greece for illegal wiretapping of politicians and journalists
In Greece, four individuals have been convicted for unlawfully wiretapping over 90 politicians, journalists, business leaders, and high-ranking military officials using the spyware 'Predator.'
Wiretapping Scandal in Greece: Jail Time for the Four Accused
Four individuals, including a former Israeli military officer, have been sentenced to eight years in prison for violating telecommunications privacy laws in Greece.
Androulakis on wiretapping: 'Justice after 4 years of struggle – Defeat of the shadow state'
Nikos Androulakis expressed satisfaction with the court's ruling regarding wiretap allegations, marking it as a significant victory against state misconduct.
Zacharidis after the conviction for the wiretapping: 'Who put these four to do the job?'
SYRIZA spokesperson Kostas Zacharidis questioned the government's involvement in illegal wiretapping following a court ruling on the matter.
PASOK: A resounding slap to the Mikotakis state apparatus the decision on the wiretapping
PASOK's spokesperson reacted strongly after the Athens court convicted four individuals involved in illegal wiretapping, calling it a significant blow to Prime Minister Mitsotakis's government.
Predator: Guilty for the Wiretaps are the Four Individuals
Four individuals have been found guilty in a wiretapping case by the Single Member Misdemeanor Court of Athens, following the prosecutor's proposal.
Conflict between Karystianou and PASOK over wiretaps: 'We respect her fight, but everyone is judged'
The PASOK party responded sharply to comments made by Maria Karystianou regarding illegal surveillance, emphasizing accountability and the significance of Nikos Androulakis's legal actions that exposed the scandal.
How communication wiretaps violate privacy
Illegal wiretapping in Nigeria threatens citizens' privacy rights, particularly in a digital landscape.
Experts urge cybersecurity overhaul over wiretapping controversy
Nigerian cybersecurity experts are calling for immediate reforms in the telecommunications infrastructure after revelations of potential wiretapping of the National Security Adviser’s communications.
Wiretapping: The prosecutor demands the guilt of the four defendants
The prosecutor in Athens has requested the conviction of four defendants involved in phone tapping through the illegal software Pretador, citing their connection to the implicated companies and software.