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Mitsotakis tempers expectations for EP vote, Kasselakis talks up prospects
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Bar on extreme right party triggers developments across political spectrum
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Government touts upgrades to civil protection amid early start to wildfire season
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PM aims to mend ties with church and stem loss of right-wing voters
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ND seeks ban on far-right party running in EP elections
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Greece and Turkey move ahead with talks on Confidence Building Measures
Resignations of two key aides undermines PM's attempt to rebuff crash cover-up claims
Although the government, which has a significant parliamentary majority, was not troubled by last night’s no-confidence vote, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis did not escape unscathed from the process.
In fact, what looked like a squall that the centre-right administration might be able to edge its way through is now threatening to turn into a full-blown crisis for the PM, whose second term in office has been beset by problems.
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