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PM focusses on long game as opposition faces crucial period
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PM prepares to defend inflation fight against backdrop of political gridlock
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Prospect of US involvement jump-starts Greece-Cyprus power link
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New Democracy losing grip on regions as farmers’ protests highlight rural frustration
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Mitsotakis seeks to appease farmers as they sow grievances on streets of Athens
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PM hopes energy, US deals offer political lifeline as Samaras drags him towards domestic mire
PM seeks escape from Tempe in reforms agenda, as opposition parties mull next move
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis focussed on business as usual in Wednesday’s cabinet meeting, in an attempt to distance himself from the growing clamour as the two-year anniversary of the Tempe rail crash approaches.
Opposition parties are resolute on a censure motion but remain divided over the best strategy to pursue in attacking the government.
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