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Immunity vote becomes test of nerve for New Democracy as public support slips
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Ministerial resignation adds to pressure on PM as Tsipras prepares for return to arena
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Mitsotakis and Androulakis clash over rule of law as probability of early polls grows
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Milestone drilling agreement yields rare good news moment for embattled Mitsotakis
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Mitsotakis gears up for rule of law debate amid multi-front political crisis
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OPEKEPE, Predator and Ankara tension set tone for post-Easter politics
Greece braces for Middle East fallout as polls show ND holding firm despite voter unease
New Democracy enters this new phase of the Middle East crisis with a solid polling advantage but a visibly unsettled electorate. Two fresh surveys place the governing party at 31.1 pct in their vote‑estimate models but they also reveal overwhelming public anxiety about the conflict in Iran, deep scepticism toward political leadership, and a strong desire for change.
It is against this backdrop that the government is shaping its response to the economic and geopolitical shockwaves now reaching Europe. A new set of support measures aimed at cushioning the impact of the energy crisis could be announced as early as thi...
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