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PM touts strong economy and housing measures but voters focus on everyday worries
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PM faces new challenges as public sides with farmers, Tsipras questions recovery
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Farmers' demands and govt red lines keep Greece in deadlock
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Eurogroup presidency hailed as pinnacle of recovery as OPEKEPE hearings descend into turmoil
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Pressure from government MPs pushes PM towards resolution with farmers
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Farmers anger resonates with public as government struggles to resolve dispute
Amendment for migrant workers passes amid turmoil for government
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is hoping to move on swiftly from Tuesday’s vote in Parliament, which saw MPs approve an amendment that permits the Greek authorities to issue migrants who have been living in the country for over three years with work visas with the aim of easing labour shortages in key sectors of the economy.
The legislation proved controversial within the ruling New Democracy party and prompted former party leader and ex-PM Antonis Samaras to vote against it. Even though another six MPs from the ruling party expressed concern about the law change, they did ...
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