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Mitsotakis lets budget measures sink in as he mulls presidential pick
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe measures announced in the budget appear to have hit the mark with New Democracy lawmakers, who met with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday in a pre-holiday gathering. The PM later told ERT TV that he would not be announcing his candidate for President until early in the new year
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Government pledges more reforms, but economy set to prove deciding factor in 2025
PoliticsGreek Politicsdistance to cover until it reaches its stated objective of bringing the average gross monthly income
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New Democracy aiming to regain lost ground and keep rivals contained in 2025
PoliticsGreek Politicsto build towards the majority threshold until the next national polls. Stopping any leaks
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PASOK takes aim at ND with barrage of economic initiatives as PM focusses on party unity
PoliticsGreek Politicsin March and the Easter break in April, means that there may not be a window for a reshuffle until May
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Debt position a bulwark against global turbulence
EconomyMacroeconomybelow 10 billion euros until 2033, the only year that the threshold is surpassed. In 2024, Greeceās
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Controversies around president pick cause government headaches
PoliticsGreek Politicswill need to manage the renewed public interest in the vote, which polls showed until recently
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ND's ratings hold despite choice of president but concern builds about Trump effect
PoliticsGreek Politicsfocussed on mostly until complaints were raised towards the end of this week about last-minute funding
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Under pressure from public opinion, Mitsotakis concedes mistakes on Tempe
PoliticsGreek Politicsoffice. However, the weight of opinion seems to be in favour of waiting until more evidence becomes
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Opposition lines up motions against government over Tempe
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat it will not back it until all the reports currently in progress have been made available
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Political tension ramps up as Tempe anniversary approaches
PoliticsGreek Politicsten days to go until February 28, when another round of rallies is planned to mark the two-year
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