Pressure mounts on Greek government after main opposition party Syriza threatens to mount no-confidence motion over snowballing wire-tapping scandal
A European Parliament committee investigating wiretaps in Greece and other European Union states calls for a more thorough investigation.
Weekly newspaper Documento reported on Saturday that the mobile phones of 33 high-profile public figures had been targeted illegally by spyware known as Predator and technology employed by state intelligence agency EYP. The scandal broke in July when Nikos Androulakis – an MEP and leader of the Socialist party – filed a complaint over alleged attempts to tap his mobile phone using Predator spyware.
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