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PM stands firm on festive blockades as farmers demand policies, not policing
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Tension over financial checks on Tempe families indicative of new faultline in Greek politics
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SYRIZA leader renews call for progressive unity as party’s drift to margins continues
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Government suffers as farmers vow to continue protests
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Opinion polls suggest dispute with farmers has weakened ND's support
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PM touts strong economy and housing measures but voters focus on everyday worries
PM hopes energy, US deals offer political lifeline as Samaras drags him towards domestic mire
Following a week of high-profile diplomacy and bold declarations, during which Greece tried to thrust itself onto the global energy stage, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is hoping to turn the moment into a political turning point at home.
In the meantime, though, an old adversary in the form of former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has returned with a fresh barrage of criticism aimed at Mitsotakis, underlining that whatever victories the current New Democracy leader feels he is notching ...
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