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Government fears losing momentum to new Tempe backlash as GSI tensions rise
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Amid signs of split over Tempe probe, government plays down EU prosecutor’s remarks
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Top EU prosecutor lambasts anti-corruption efforts, calls for reform to bring ex-ministers to justice
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Government faces pushback on labour law amid lukewarm response to tax cuts
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ND struggles to gain traction on back of tax-cut pledges as voters’ trust remains low
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Mitsotakis renews call for Turkey to scrap "casus belli" - opposition unimpressed
ND on cusp of brokering deal over diaspora vote as Novartis battle heats up
Although MPs have started to debate the 2020 draft budget, which encapsulates the government’s economic policy going forward, the focus of Greek politics is currently on an apparent rare moment of compromise between the parties over allowing Greeks living abroad to vote in the national elections from their country of residence.
Following another meeting between government officials and representatives of all the opposition parties yesterday, Interior Minister Takis Theodorikakos emerged to announce that a deal had been reached to secure more than the 200 votes needed in Parlia...
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