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Newsletter 405 - 08/12/2023
for many years, a commitment that none of the main parties has challenged directly. The debate over
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China-EU: Navigating an increasingly complex relationship
Agoraheads of state and as many EU commissioners had already visited Beijing in 2023. And, yet, the lead-up
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Tempe rail crash charges reignite debate about scrupulousness of investigation
PoliticsGreek Politicsplace, rather than the second spot they have occupied for many years. When extrapolated into projected
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Budget debate begins as poll highlights opposition's weakness
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat many voters are not satisfied with some of the government’s policies. For instance, 56.8 pct
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Parties at odds over private universities as ND faces nepotism accusations
PoliticsGreek Politicsparents, many of whom currently chose to enroll their children in foreign universities at great expense
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PM allows his MPs to abstain from same-sex marriage vote, puts ball in opposition court
PoliticsGreek Politicsportion of his parliamentary party, which some estimate to number as many as 80 lawmakers out of 158
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Marriage equality bill causing reverberations within ruling party and opposition
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat the rightward turn of many electorates in Europe means this is the wrong time for New Democracy
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Key factors in cost-of-living crisis not kept in check
Agorais up to 213 pct more expensive than in the EU. For the second time in so many months, Prime Minister
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Majority for marriage equality in sight despite reluctance among ruling party MPs
PoliticsGreek PoliticsAfter two days during which New Democracy MPs were briefed privately by government officials about the reasoning behind the marriage equality bill, as well as its details, the party appears confident that most of its lawmakers will back the legislation, although this still means that many could
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Government tests cross-party consensus with postal vote amendment
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe prospect of a referendum on the issue. Many commentators interpreted the suggestion as a threat
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