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Androulakis presents governing plan, dances around questions about post-election alliances
PoliticsGreek Politicsof a broader government strategy. The PM’s office wants to shift the entire political debate onto
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Discipline problems cloud govt's TIF message as spotlight falls on private clinic regulation
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe PM’s office is playing for time, deferring publicly to the judiciary, on the calculation
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ELAS builds party machinery, stokes row over heating oil as Kasidiaris targets comeback
PoliticsGreek PoliticsProsecutor’s Office will determine whether she should be indicted. Judicial sources believe her case
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Government scrambles for more cost‑of‑living relief as WSJ revelations open new front
PoliticsGreek Politicsfrom the government. For the PM’s office, the immediate priority is the price at the pump
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Government scrapes together more fuel price measures as ELAS intensifies pressure
PoliticsGreek Politicsand raising questions about how the government can regain momentum. The PM’s office has opted
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Mitsotakis pairs fuel aid and private debt relief with warning to ministers
PoliticsGreek Politicsamong several ND backbenchers. The PM’s office earlier distanced itself from Theocharis’s
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Mitsotakis intensifies northern Greece outreach as Athens prepares for Rubio visit
PoliticsGreek PoliticsND MP Spyros Koulkoudinas about fuel prices - comments that forced the PM’s office to intervene
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Pressure on Mitsotakis grows as Samaras escalates attacks and ND wrestles with identity
PoliticsGreek Politicschains and business costs, ultimately squeezing disposable income. The PM’s office is attempting
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Mitsotakis unveils industrial energy package as Tsipras and Samaras take aim
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat energy costs are a matter of survival for manufacturing after seven years in office, and argued
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Government prepares heating oil support as ELAS and PASOK intensify battle for second place
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe PM’s office are modest. Officials privately concede that significant concessions from Brussels
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