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PM hits back at labour reform critics, defends 13-hour working days
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Faltering relationship with farmers a sign of wider concerns for government
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PM embarks on persuasion exercise as political veterans pick up on public discontent
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ND braces for rural backlash to OPEKEPE scandal as law and order initiatives take centre stage
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Voters in flux as government faces more pushback over labour reforms
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Tempe reverberations continue as PM reacts to ongoing protests
Government tries to appease farmers, will continue to court political centre
The government is trying to display as much flexibility as it can towards protesting farmers, but Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is sticking to his guns over the induction of centre-left politicians in New Democracy’s ranks even though this is also causing concern among party officials.
In the wake of demonstrations by farmers, mainly from central Greece, Mitsotakis revealed that those affected by Storm Daniel, which destroyed crops and livestock in Thessaly last September, will receive up to 8,000 euros more in initial compensation fo...
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