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Tsipras smells chance as ELAS surges to second, while ND courts right flank
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Urban planning scandal deepens as Tsipras unveils five cost of living pledges
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Mitsotakis sets out 2027 strategy as ELAS accelerates build-out
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ND shifts into campaign mode as urban planning scandal deepens
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Mitsotakis sharpens "stability" message as Samaras looms and polls tighten
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Mitsotakis tries to balance party discipline, right‑flank pressures with minor reshuffle
PM emerges wounded from confidence vote as Konstantopoulou boosts ratings
Friday’s confidence vote culminated in 157 MPs backing the government of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, defeating the censure motion submitted by the parties of the left and centre-left, but the shockwaves from the Tempe issue will continue to rock New Democracy for some time to come.
Mitsotakis delivered a combative speech ahead of Friday evening’s ballot, insisting that he has no intention of holding early elections and that the government will, instead, see out its four-year term, which expires in 2027.
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