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Government seeks patriotic reset after Libya memorandum as election scenarios resurface
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Tax scandals and resignation of PM’s aide put government accountability under spotlight
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Government tries to fend off growing domestic objections to its foreign policy
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Libya fallout tests ND's foreign policy credentials as PASOK edges forward in latest polls
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Libyan ratification dents government's foreign policy edge
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Libyan ratification of Turkey pact intensifies foreign policy debate
ND attempts to shield itself from OPEKEPE fallout, further Tempe pressure
The government and the opposition are at odds over the direction in which the Tempe inquiry should go, as well as the handling of the corruption scandal involving the Greek Payment and Control Agency for Guidance and Guarantee Community Aids (OPEKEPE).
New Democracy is poised to table its proposal for a parliamentary inquiry into former transport minister Kostas Karamanlis over the Tempe train crash, Greece’s deadliest rail disaster. PASOK has already submitted its suggestion, calling for Karamanlis t...
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