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Government tries to steer agenda to defence and economy amid mixed messaging on Syria
Having survived a censure motion over Tempe on Friday, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is attempting to turn the focus back on areas where he believes New Democracy has the upper hand over its rivals, including the economy and defence.
The subject of defence, which in the past could be depended on to boost the conservatives’ ratings, could prove more challenging to navigate in the current geopolitical environment, as recent events in Syria have brought to the fore potential difference...
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