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Covid rears its head again as ND reaches halfway point in tenure
Even though Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is trying to play down the government reaching the halfway point in its two-year term in office, the unofficial performance reviews being conducted by some politicians and the local media threaten to be overshadowed by growing concerns about a resurgence of the coronavirus just as Greece was looking forward to a more carefree and prosperous summer.
An interview Mitsotakis gave to Kathimerini to mark the two-year anniversary of his election win was dominated by the Covid issue. The prime minister acknowledged that the relatively low – by EU standards uptake among elderly Greeks – is a weak point fo...
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