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Firefighting capabilities beefed up as blazes and water shortages weigh on government
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New Democracy suffers ratings blow as farming payments scandal unfolds
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Rival opposition motions give government breathing space over farm payments scandal
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Opposition sees ND’s call for broader subsidy inquiry as attempt to muddy waters
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PASOK homes in on misuse of public money but ND hopeful of absorbing blows
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ND doubles down on stricter migration policy, riling opponents
Opposition striving to ensure surveillance scandal remains live issue
Greece’s opposition parties are refusing to let go of the surveillance issue despite the Supreme Court recently announcing that its investigation into the scandal found no evidence of state agencies or officials being involved in the illegal wiretaps.
SYRIZA seized on an article in Politico about the latest developments to claim that Greece is being “shamed internationally” by the way the matter is being handled by the authorities. The report quotes Nikos Alivizatos, professor emeritus of constitutio...
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