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Parties at odds over private universities as ND faces nepotism accusations
PoliticsGreek Politicsarguing that the government is adopting a selective interpretation of the Constitution that will set
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Greece and Albania seek to leave Beleri case behind in 2024 after year of turmoil
PoliticsForeign Policyof its veto against North Macedonia’s EU perspectives. Greece has repeatedly set three conditions
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Flurry of bills due in Parliament as legislative work resumes
PoliticsGreek PoliticsChristmas, will allow foreign universities to set up local branches, rather than allowing private
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Newsletter 407 - 12/01/2024
to pass will allow foreign universities to set up local branches, rather than allowing private
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Mitsotakis identifies triangulation as key to success, Kasselakis gathers MPs for policy talks
PoliticsGreek PoliticsPolicy editor Ravi Agrawal during one of the World Economic Forum’s discussions, Mitsotakis set out how
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Late switch smashes accord over postal vote, but marriage equality compromise still intact
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe marriage equality bill, which the cabinet was set to approve this Wednesday. In fact, attention
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Cabinet clears marriage equality bill without drama as Tempe inquiry hears grave accusations
PoliticsGreek PoliticsSame-sex marriage looks set to prove less of a stumbling block for the government than initially thought, while a last-minute attempt to extend postal voting to national elections torpedoed the consensus cultivated with opposition parties. New Democracy’s continuing dominance over the political
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Newsletter 410 - 02/02/2024
themselves with the disgruntled farmers. On Tuesday, SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis proposed a set
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Government dismisses EP rule of law resolution in midst of opposition outcry
PoliticsGreek Politicsto the standardised public university exams. He also said institutions would be required to meet criteria set
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PM pins hopes on conciliatory approach to soften farmers' protests
PoliticsGreek Politicsat the roadblocks set up across the country, but their immediate reactions suggest a softening among some
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