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Second lockdown extension as Covid-19 infections remain high
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Govt struggling to keep coronavirus threat at bay
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Covid-19 data controversy rumbles on, as opposition probes on transparency
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Govt tries to fend off claims of disarray in Covid-19 reporting, coordination
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High Covid-19 death rate leads to lockdown extension but fails to dampen vaccine scepticism
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Labour vote, reconstruction plans highlight differences in party agendas
Coalition sets bar low for presidential vote, opts for pre-election rhetoric
The government appears to have set 165 as its target for the number of MPs’ votes it hopes to garner in the first presidential ballot on Wednesday.
The number has appeared in several reports citing government sources and appears a logical goal in the wake of less than 10 independent or opposition MPs clearly declaring their intention to back the coalition’s candidate, Stavros Dimas.
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