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PM pledges water reform in bid to avert scarcity crisis
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Mitsotakis shrugs off scandals to hit back at foreign policy critics
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New Democracy tries to win over voters with crackdown on bank charges, migration
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New Democracy seeks to counter with marine parks and migration policy, rhetoric
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Corruption claims, foreign policy missteps impede government’s efforts to build momentum
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Firefighting capabilities beefed up as blazes and water shortages weigh on government
Opposition outmanoeuvred by fast-track prosecution of first political figure over Tempe
A renewed attempt by opposition parties to bring government politicians to account for its handling of the 2023 Tempe crash looks set for a premature end, as New Democracy lawmakers will vote to send former deputy minister Christos Triantopoulos straight to court.
The manoeuvre by New Democracy has resulted in tensions within PASOK, which spearheaded the move to bring Triantopoulos before a preliminary inquiry in Parliament, over the wisdom of the move.
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