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ND faces deadlock over constitutional revision as SYRIZA continues to unravel
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Tanker diplomacy gets Athens into hot waters over Russia sanctions
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PM paves way to elections with three-year growth plan as ballot speculation simmers
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PM sets stage for 2027 as ND tries to rally in face of scandals, pension politics and polling drift
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PM steps up poll preparations, ELAS continues mobilisation and SYRIZA fights to survive
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Government counter‑offensive on OPEKEPE as Tsipras–SYRIZA schism deepens
PM offers more fuel relief as path to TIF pledges becomes more treacherous
As Greece moves towards the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) in early September, the government is being forced to deal with a cost‑of‑living crisis intensified by geopolitical instability, a shifting electoral landscape marked by new party dynamics and voter volatility, and the start of a major constitutional revision process that requires broad parliamentary support.
The coming weeks, until PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis unveils the TIF package that he hopes will boost New Democracy’s electoral chances, will test whether he can maintain the political initiative while navigating economic uncertainty and institutional reform.
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