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Farmers plan more protests after dismissing government's improved assistance
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe government’s hopes that the pledges made by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis last Friday would lead to a de-escalation of the protests by farmers have failed to materialise. Farmers decided on Tuesday, following a meeting in central Greece, to step up their protests. Their plans include
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PM pins hopes on conciliatory approach to soften farmers' protests
PoliticsGreek Politicswhich are strong in the agricultural heartlands of central and northern Greece. The reaction
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Newsletter 412 - 16/02/2024
by the parties of the far-right which are strong in the agricultural heartlands of central
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Government braces for farmers' protest, SYRIZA officials put out by leader's approach
PoliticsGreek Politicsin central Athens, mirroring recent demonstrations by farmers in other European capitals
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SYRIZA ploughs own furrow as farmers head to Athens for protest
PoliticsGreek Politicsfrom Kasselakis on Tuesday, a meeting of the central committee could be called for Wednesday during
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EP president visit and winding up of rail crash inquiry cast spotlight on rule of law concerns
PoliticsGreek Politicswould be the central issue. Metsola, who belongs to the same European Peoples’ Party grouping as New
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Government focuses on cost of living and farming as polls confirm strong lead
PoliticsGreek Politicsprotection, while local authorities objected to the assertion of central government authority over local
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Backwash from stormy congress still rocking SYRIZA as support for Greek Solution rises
PoliticsGreek PoliticsSYRIZA continues to suffer the aftereffects of its turbulent party conference last week as ultranationalist Greek Solution emerges as the main beneficiary of a decline in support for all the main parties, including New Democracy. Four members of SYRIZA’s central committee announce on Thursday
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Podcast - A year on from Tempe train crash, trust fades as questions mount
AgoraIn February 2023, a freight train and a train carrying dozens of passengers crashed in Tempe, central Greece, killing 57 people. A year on from Greece's deadliest train accident, many questions remain unanswered and doubts are growing about whether the truth will ever come to light regarding what
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Kasselakis offers more hints of a positive narrative for SYRIZA's post-Tsipras era
PoliticsGreek Politicscentral Aristotelous Square. The attack was captured on video by onlookers and has since prompted
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