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Mitsotakis showcases justice reforms as opposition raises concerns over spyware case
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Tsipras takes stage for launch of book and would-be political manifesto
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Farmers’ fury grows as government scrambles for response
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On UK roadshow, Mitsotakis delivers message of stability at home and resilience abroad
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Farmers dig in as clashes and political tension escalate
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Time running out for government action out as water crisis deepens
Controversial migration bill divides government factions
Recently-appointed migration minister Thanos Plevris made his mark with the passage of a bill which makes it easier for Greece to deport failed asylum seekers and restricts the right to residency.
The bill has been condemned by human rights organisations and the opposition but has also been criticised by moderate New Democracy lawmakers, including Plevris’s predecessor, who argue that the clampdown will make it harder for Greece to fill labour gaps.
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