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Government seeks patriotic reset after Libya memorandum as election scenarios resurface
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Tax scandals and resignation of PM’s aide put government accountability under spotlight
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Government tries to fend off growing domestic objections to its foreign policy
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Libya fallout tests ND's foreign policy credentials as PASOK edges forward in latest polls
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Libyan ratification dents government's foreign policy edge
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Libyan ratification of Turkey pact intensifies foreign policy debate
Prior actions completed, coalition now faces up to first review and contentious reforms
The race to complete the second set of prior actions demanded by Greece’s lenders before Christmas appears to have been completed, providing the government with a much-needed injection of funds and a short break before a new round of negotiations begins.
The Health Ministry confirmed on Monday that a ministerial decision adjusting downwards the price that Greece’s main public healthcare provider EOPYY will pay diagnostic centers for a range of tests had been signed.
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