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Big two parties strengthen grip on voters, but dominance remains elusive
PoliticsGreek Politics-establishment message that put Golden Dawn in Parliament during the financial crisis. It is this space
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Government seizes crisis moment to boost investment in energy infrastructure
PoliticsGreek Politicsscandal, despite not being uppermost in the public’s mind, has put a significant question mark over
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Tailor-made Maastricht criteria for Greece?
Agorathat aging, population decline, and the need for environmental spending will continue to put pressure
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ND and SYRIZA prepare to set out on campaign trail
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe candidates the conservatives will put forward, heat up. Last week, Mitsotakis made it clear that he
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Tsipras calls for more state intervention in energy sector as hopes for EU solution dwindle
PoliticsGreek Politicspolitical interference. The SYRIZA leader endorsed the policy proposals put forward by Farantouris
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Athens content with Scholz's first visit, looks for US backing on Libya
PoliticsForeign Policypremier urged the US official to put pressure on the Tripoli government to discuss the delimitation
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Surveillance claims continue to bug New Democracy
PoliticsGreek Politicsmoved on from the story. SYRIZA responded to the weekend reports by arguing that they put the focus
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Scandals chip away at ND's lead as SYRIZA tries to cut through on surveillance issue
PoliticsGreek Politicsrealistic projection would put support for the extremist party around or over the 3 pct threshold
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PM rides into new, bigger storm after publication of phonetapping list
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe government is under renewed and intense pressure, perhaps even great enough to put its survival at risk, after new allegations regarding the surveillance scandal that suggest the illegal wiretapping operation was much broader and systematic than had been thought until now. A political storm has
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Opposition keeps pressure on Mitsotakis as surveillance issue sends ripples through ND
PoliticsGreek PoliticsMonday’s TV interview, in which PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis angrily dismissed the latest round of revelations on the surveillance of public figures as unsubstantiated, failed to put an end to the pressure he is receiving on the subject. If anything, his responses opened a new round of criticism from his
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