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The possibility of changing the electoral law is open – The two scenarios

The Prime Minister leaves open the issue of changing the electoral law, but has not yet decided – The anxieties of the ruling party’s MPs

Mitsotakis: Our principle is that surpluses must be returned to the citizens

“We will never again allow Greece to be pushed to the margins,” emphasized the Prime Minister – What he says about the wildfires, Health, schools, and migration

Ministry of Justice: Court case files go digital

The digitization of case files—set to begin by the end of the year—will reduce decision times, trial costs, and the workload of court secretariats, while also ending the hassle for lawyers and citizens

Voloudakis: The process of determining the age of immigrants will be done in a reliable and scientifically documented way

The State Secretary for Migration and Asylum has made clarifications

The final “Farewell” to Apostolos Vesyropoulos in Alexandria, Imathia (videos-photos)

He died suddenly on Thursday, August 21, at the age of 59 from cardiac arrest while vacationing with his family in Sithonia, Halkidiki

How many legal migrants and how many Golden Visa holders are in Greece?

Which countries do they come from

Demographics: The population has decreased by 500 thousand people

In 2023, births decreased to 72300, say researchers of the University of Thessaly - Progressive increase in rates of childlessness - "The life context in Greece today seems to be pushing young people either abroad or to childlessness"

Libya: UN brings plan for elections while Haftar prepares to give permission for research to Turkey

Political developments within the country are also intersecting with the geopolitical balance in the region

Mitsotakis and Murdoch dined at a fish tavern in Tinos

The Australian-American media mogul cruises the Aegean on his boat

August strike from Tsipras via Le Monde: “I miss active politics and contact with voters”

"Seven years after Ithaca and the end of the Greek crisis, it’s time for me to tell my truth," said former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras in an interview with the French newspaper Le Monde

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