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Government and opposition poised for new confrontation over Tempe probe
PoliticsGreek Politicsagain troubling Greek voters more than anything else. However, the arrival of the Tempe case file
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Government turns attention to public sector in latest effort to woo voters
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe spotlight with anyone else, especially the media-hungry and erratic Kasselakis. For now, Kasselakis
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Government defends tax-cut package against opposition criticism
PoliticsGreek Politicswhich will be redistributed through tax cuts, arguing that anything else would be irresponsible
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Tempe-related tension, cost of living continue to dog government
PoliticsGreek Politicsgenerational split. Older voters, those over 64, single out the cost of living above all else, while younger
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Podcast - Tax cuts and balancing acts: Greece's 2026 budget
AgoraGreece's 2026 budget was voted through Parliament on Tuesday, just ahead of the Christmas break. It contained some gifts for Greek taxpayers as it includes the tax cuts worth 1.2 billion euros that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis had announced earlier in the year. But what else of note
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Newsletter 491 - 23/01/2026
issues related to Gaza and not anything else. New parties Two fresh opinion polls this week highlight
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Trust levels fall again as public perceptions trail economic progress
Society% of Greeks say they understand AI well enough to explain it to someone else. When asked about
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GSI tensions and defence moves raise stakes in Greek–Turkish relations
PoliticsForeign Policyof someone else’s relations. That message was visible during the “Medusa 15” military exercise, held from 10
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Former minister’s trial set to revive Tempe in time for elections
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the Elpida party. Georgiadis said she would be checked like everyone else and was presumed
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Foreign minister's visit to Ankara sparks hope of new era in Greek-Turkish ties
PoliticsForeign Policy, another joint committee will make a review of the progress of the bilateral agreements that have... the political will to solve bilateral issues. Athens also made a point of stressing that it means what it says
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