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Marinakis on lifting the permanence of public servants: It will be discussed in the context of Constitutional Revision, if we get there

Evaluation with consequences is necessary, the government spokesperson emphasized, following the Marc poll for Proto Thema

Dendias: We honor the memory of the 353,000 victims of the Pontian Greek genocide

"Upholding historical truth is our highest national duty," says the Minister of National Defense

PASOK files pequest for preliminary inquiry into Tempi tragedy – Who it puts in the frame

Concerns over third place in polls – Papandreou and Doukas hold dinner meeting over developments

Greek society supports the abolition of job permanence in the public sector and university reforms, according to new poll

A recent survey by Marc reveals that Greek society is significantly ahead of political and union leaderships regarding reforms in the public sector and universities

Mitsotakis: Universities belong to students and professors, not to minorities who “mask their criminal acts with ideologies”

The Prime Minister congratulates the Dean of Law for his immediate response, after what happened in the self-managed "canteen" - Focuses on the praise from Germany for Greece's economic progress, the "bracelet" in the hospitals' emergency rooms, Laskaridis' donation to the Armed Forces and the agreements with the Italian government

Marc polling for To Proto Thema: 1.7 point recovery for New Democracy, halt on Plevsi Eleftherias – Majority support abolition of civil servants’ permanent status

The major poll by Marc, published in Sunday’s To Proto Thema, captures the new landscape in politics following the recent findings on the Tempi tragedy

Hajivassiliou on CNN: Strategic relationship with the US – Greece ready to contribute to the reconstruction of Ukraine

Referring to the issue of European support, he made it clear that "there can be no peace without Kiev at the negotiating table"

Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Mareva Grabovski at the graduation ceremony of their son Konstantinos in the US

The Prime Minister's son completed his studies at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.

Latinoopoulou for Roma: I call them gypsies, you can call them whatever you want

The president of the Voice of Reason party insisted that she would call them by that term

Secret dinner of the “23” regarding the future of the center-left at Katseli’s residence

Who participated and what was discussed – Former minister also talked about a unified ballot in September in an interview

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