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Opposition pledges to continue pursuing OPEKEPE scandal as new evidence emerges
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Government unites in rejecting Hormuz deployment as PM advocates fiscal escape clause
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Mitsotakis urges EU to be proactive, PASOK looks for silver lining ahead of congress
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Mitsotakis hoping for stability dividend, but Predator lurks in background
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Boosted by polls, PM uses Iran war to reassert control, shut down election and reshuffle talk
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Government bets on big energy headlines while pledging discipline at the pump
Cabinet reshuffle leaves some bitterness within SYRIZA
Alexis Tsipras’s new cabinet has mostly been welcomed as an attempt to conclude the second review and improve the government’s capacity in certain areas but on Monday it became apparent that the changes have not all been embraced by his party.
As ministers handed over responsibilities to their successors, outgoing Education Minister Nikos Fylis let rip. Fylis was ousted entirely from the government in the wake of a fierce row with the Church of Greece over religion classes in schools, which c...
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