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Judicial row erupts over election legislation as poll points to ND recovery
PoliticsGreek Politicslegislation. Nevertheless, New Democracy felt that it had to shore up the process that will lead to judges
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SYRIZA sets sights on "progressive coalition" after first ballot
PoliticsGreek Politicsmajority on May 21, but would interpret a lead as a signal to try for an outright win in repeat
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Mitsotakis, Tsipras criss-cross Greece as support for main parties edges up
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the opposition parties. ND’s lead over SYRIZA is as small as it has been since Kyriakos Mitsotakis came
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On campaign trail, PM promises higher pay as SYRIZA wavers over MEP assault claims
PoliticsGreek Politics. With the latest opinion polls showing ND’s lead reduced to as low as 4-5 percent, Mitsotakis has been warning
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S&P only ups outlook, waits for political clarity before rating move
Economyinconclusive or the next government has different priorities, both of which will lead to delays
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ND shows signs of comeback as elections approach
PoliticsGreek Politicsincreasing its lead over second party SYRIZA to 6.2 percentage points, bringing the difference close to where
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Data for 2022 confirms tourism's full recovery, with nearly 30 mln visitors
EconomyMacroeconomytravellers lead the receipts with 3.26 billion euros, followed by travellers from the UK with 3.13 billion
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Greek position on Kosovo scrutinised after Council of Europe vote
PoliticsForeign Policybe a potential harbinger of a change in the Greek policy, which could lead to the recognition
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Tsipras pitches SYRIZA election manifesto as basis for progressive coalition
PoliticsGreek Politicsseeking to punish the administration could deny the conservatives a clear lead under the proportional
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Tsipras appeals to PASOK over coalition, but ND appears to be in driving seat
PoliticsGreek PoliticsSYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras is stepping up his appeals to PASOK over a potential governing coalition, but opinion polls are suggesting that it is increasingly unlikely the left-wing party will be in a position to lead a majority government and that, instead, New Democracy is on course to return
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