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Tax policy propelled to top of agenda for second elections
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ND raises tax concerns in bid to prevent voters moving to PASOK
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ND aims to see off threat from right, with focus on fringe religious party
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Mitsotakis sticks with stability mantra as SYRIZA looks for new approach
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Tsipras identifies failings, tries to rally SYRIZA as Androulakis attempts to tread own path
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Parties face up to victory and defeat in preparation for fresh elections
Questions over handling of rape case turn spotlight on policing and legacy of Greek #MeToo
The handling of an alleged rape has prompted calls for justice and impartiality over concerns of a potential cover-up, while it has raised questions about progress in the government’s drive to tackle violent crime against women.
The alleged rape of a 24-year-old woman in a Thessaloniki hotel on New Year’s Eve by a group of men said to include members of a prominent business family has sparked protests in the city and calls for justice for the victim. As details of the story eme...
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