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Newsletter 360 - 25/11/2022
in complete election campaign mode, Mitsotakis is touring Greece to warn voters to disregard the criticism
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SYRIZA pushes alternative cost-of-living package but govt support still a vote-winner
PoliticsGreek Politics. Critics meanwhile warn that the government intends to use public funding as a means of distributing
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Election speculation gathers steam while surveillance claims mount
PoliticsGreek Politicsin PM’s office contacted two telecoms providers to warn them that sharing information on phone-tapping
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Moment of reckoning for SYRIZA as firebrand MP threatened with deselection
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat brought it to power in 2015 and to warn that the party harbours dangerous authoritarian
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Athens offers continued, but limited support to Ukraine, while seeking balance with China
PoliticsForeign Policyin Ukraine. It would be an absolute “red line” if China provided weapons to Russia, EU officials warn
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Top judge's resignation over election law overshadows campaigns
PoliticsGreek Politics, which they warn will have the effect of suppressing the youth vote. Female and LGBT+ voters are also
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Parties step up battle for voters in election home stretch
PoliticsGreek Politicsabout an alternative payment system, which New Democracy has used as ammunition to warn voters
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Health at focus of government priorities as PM presses ahead with reform agenda
PoliticsGreek Politicsreform as a cover to privatise public health services, which they warn will effectively bring an end
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Newsletter 388 - 07/07/2023
to privatise public health services, which they warn will effectively bring an end to universal
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Opposition parties accuse ND of manipulating inquiry into Tempe crash
PoliticsGreek PoliticsMPs have voted for a parliamentary inquiry into the rail crash at Tempe which resulted in 57 deaths in February, but opposition parties warn that New Democracy intends to manipulate the process to shield politicians from criminal charges. Lawmakers on Wednesday approved with a large majority
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