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Parties clash on surveillance bill as PM insists he is putting national security first
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Opposition parties continue to pursue wiretap claims, as surveillance bill passes first hurdle
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PM offers uniformed personnel bonus as surveillance bill attracts more criticism
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Tsipras pushes for more thorough probe into mounting wiretap allegations
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Opposition parties vow to reverse public healthcare reforms
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Government determined to push through hospital reforms in pre-election legislative sprint
PM opts for unconventional choice to overcome snag at new ministry
Kyriakos Mitsotakis stepped up his preparations for this weekend’s appearance at the Thessaloniki International Fair by announcing on Monday a creative solution to the problem that emerged over the creation of a Civil Protection Ministry.
After seeing his original choice for the post of Civil Protection Minister, former armed forces chief Evangelos Apostolakis decline the offer, the Greek prime minister decided to expand the scope of the new department, renaming it the Climate Crisis and...
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