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Government dismisses early elections as opposition call foul on rule of law debate schedule
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ND mounts counter‑offensive after PASOK congress but keeps focus on inflation
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PASOK battles for political space as Tsipras edges closer to launch
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Government faces balancing act in 2026 as rivals gather for looming elections
Greece enters 2026 with a government facing a crowded agenda of fiscal manoeuvres, social unrest, and reform deadlines. The optimism of recent growth figures is tempered by the reality of financing needs, debt repayments, and simmering discontent in the streets.
The government’s first challenge lies in its budgetary commitments. Brussels expects Athens to maintain fiscal discipline while continuing to invest in public services. Yet demands for wage increases, pensions, and social support are mounting.
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