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Controversial migration bill divides government factions
PoliticsGreek Politicsparliamentary inquiry is also slated to take place in the coming weeks, which may uncover further evidence
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PASOK seeks to carve out own space as Mitsotakis speech dominates agenda
PoliticsGreek Politicsregained second position in May after losing it briefly to the populist Course of Freedom, is on 15 pct
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Q2 GDP moderates further to 1.7 pct YoY as households spending slows
EconomyMacroeconomyseen at 2.3 pct for 2025. In the latest financial stability report that was published in May, Bank
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PM defends stance on Turkey and troubled electricity cable project
PoliticsForeign Policycrisis, which was triggered in May when an Egyptian court ruled that the 6th century monastery
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PM under fire for foreign policy handling after Erdogan snub
PoliticsGreek Politicsconclusively identified and tested for the presence of chemicals which may relate to the circumstances
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Mitsotakis renews call for Turkey to scrap "casus belli" - opposition unimpressed
PoliticsGreek Politicswill have permanent benefits for Turkey, while the lifting of the casus belli may have temporary benefits
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Tsipras quits SYRIZA, moves closer to launching new political venture
PoliticsGreek Politicstogether a government. While New Democracy may be struggling to build the kind of momentum to lead
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Gaza continues to expose political fault lines as PM hopes peace deal brings less scrutiny
PoliticsGreek PoliticsGreece’s Foreign Ministry may have welcomed a US-brokered peace deal between Israel and Hamas as “historic” this week, but the tension between the Greek government and opposition parties over the country’s stance on the Gaza issue continues to be intense and visible. A particularly intense exchange
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S&P leaves Greece's 'BBB' rating unchanged, hints at slower pace of upgrades
Economyfrom an aging population. These factors constrain potential growth and may limit future
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PM hits back at labour reform critics, defends 13-hour working days
PoliticsGreek Politicsmonths), employees may work up to 13 hours a day for 37.5 days annually, with overtime capped at 150
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