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Athens prepares for Ukraine talks with Nuland as Dendias visits Odessa
PoliticsForeign Policy. It would also be a challenging call for Greece as well. No Greek official has clarified so far whether
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Parties rehearse arguments on social policy as labour law comes to vote
PoliticsGreek Politicsasked for a roll-call vote on key clauses of the bill. Minimum wage In a separate but related
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Tsipras strengthens hold on leadership at fractious SYRIZA conference
PoliticsGreek Politicssees this as a broader endeavour. In perhaps his most overt call to potential coalition partners, he
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Under increasing domestic pressure, govt awaits EU signs for response to energy security threat
PoliticsGreek PoliticsTheano Fotiou repeated the party’s call for an immediate cap on energy prices. Fotiou accused
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Tsipras talks up prospects of snap elections
PoliticsGreek PoliticsAlexis Tsipras has added to the ongoing speculation about snap polls in the autumn by indicating that he believes Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is preparing to call a general election several months ahead of schedule. Tsipras, like his New Democracy counterpart, has been touring the country
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Turkish truculence added to factors being considered as PM weighs up snap polls
PoliticsGreek Politicsnot materialise and take the decision out of his hands. Regardless of whether Mitsotakis does call snap elections
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Newsletter 342 - 17/06/2022
Mitsotakis does call snap elections, possibly for late September or early October, it is expected that his
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Turkey climbs up agenda as snap election expectations grow
PoliticsGreek Politicsexpect Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to call snap elections after the summer. The cost of living
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Mitsotakis turns to 2015 contrast again as MEPs give PM bumpy ride
PoliticsGreek Politicsof around 44 pct of the vote will be needed, and he plans to call second elections, which would be held
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Mitsotakis insists on no early elections, accusing opposition of sowing division
PoliticsGreek Politics, the PM had said in a TV interview that a polarised political climate may force him to call snap
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