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PM finalises relief measures in ambitious but risky move to sway voters
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Government’s effort to revive economic success story narrative heavily reliant on RRF execution
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Labour reforms controversy threatens to eclipse autumn support package
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Foreign minister toughens stance as first autumn polls pile pressure on government
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Government tries to polish economic image as it prepares for big gamble on relief measures
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Government lines up crackdown on NGOs as next piece in harsher migration policy
Thessaloniki bus firm row adds to public sector challenges
The row about the appointment of Stelios Pappas, the father of Digital Policy Minister Nikos Pappas, as the new head of the Thessaloniki Urban Transport Organisation (OASTH) looks like it will rumble on through August but there is no sign that the coalition will back down on the matter.
In fact, the government seems determined to stand its ground and hit back at the opposition over its accusations of nepotism. The prime minister’s office became embroiled in the matter on Thursday when it issued a terse response to New Democracy’s criti...
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