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 Post Office branch closures spark internal revolt in ND as voter scepticism grows
                    
                    
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 Return to sender: Post office closures being reevaluated in wake of political uproar
                    
                    
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 Government unveils 2.5 bln plan to avert water shortages, prompts opposition pushback
                    
                    
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 Government warned to brace for repercussions of farm payments clean-up
                    
                    
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 PM looks for positive news amid growing voter despondency
                    
                    
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 Government tries to shake off OPEKEPE stigma as PASOK struggles to make gains
                    
                    
                 
Athens waits for EU recovery fund outcome as new Mati fire claims emerge
                    
                The marathon European Council, which began on Friday and is due to continue on Monday afternoon, failed to yield an agreement on the Recovery and Resilience Fund (RRF) after what Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said was insufficient progress.
Mitsotakis repeated his calls for compromise after three days of hard bargaining and reiterated that the EU cannot afford to produce an inadequate response to an “unprecedented” crisis. He warned that any compromise should not “water down” the proposal ...
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