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Government fears losing momentum to new Tempe backlash as GSI tensions rise
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Amid signs of split over Tempe probe, government plays down EU prosecutor’s remarks
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Top EU prosecutor lambasts anti-corruption efforts, calls for reform to bring ex-ministers to justice
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Government faces pushback on labour law amid lukewarm response to tax cuts
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ND struggles to gain traction on back of tax-cut pledges as voters’ trust remains low
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Mitsotakis renews call for Turkey to scrap "casus belli" - opposition unimpressed
Mitsotakis tries to stem subsidy scandal damage as opposition smells blood
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is trying to get ahead of the evolving OPEKEPE scandal by promising tough action and insisting that the involvement of government officials in the affair is limited, and will not require any further resignations beyond the four cabinet members who left their posts last week.
The farming subsidy scandal appears to have cut through with voters, although no new opinion polls have been published over the last few days. This, along with the damning evidence that appears to have been collected by the European Public Prosecutor’s ...
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