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Mitsotakis signals elections in 2027 as lawmakers speculate over the date – Subtle criticism directed at Kovesi
The PM sought to definitively end speculation about early elections while addressing ND's Parliamentary Group, making clear that the government will complete its full four-year term and that national elections will be held in the spring of 2027
Mitsotakis on OPEKEPE: “There are questions about the European Public prosecutor’s office – their job is to bring solid cases to trial”
Twenty-six New Democracy MPs spoke during the parliamentary group meeting. In his closing remarks, the prime minister also criticized PASOK over the constitutional revision process, accusing its leadership of choosing not to participate meaningfully
Mitsotakis at ND Parliamentary Group: Support measures for the middle class at Thessaloniki International Fair, the promises of the supposedly serious PASOK and the unreformed Tsipras
The “Sunday of the ballot box” is unique – there are no “trial” protest elections, no “dress rehearsals” with supposed “messages” and no room for destructive risks – “Why a third term? So that we do not go three terms backwards”
SYRIZA: Symeon Kedikoglou resigns his parliamentary seat
Mr. Kedikoglou had announced his resignation a few days ago and had made it known that he would seek to join Tsipras's Hellenic Left Alliance (ELAS)
Mitsotakis: In politics, stars alone are not enough – The World Cup message & signal for new benefits
Mitsotakis inspected the works at the Olympic Stadium (OAKA): “We want to create a new space for recreation and greenery” - Asked whether Greece will host a major sporting event in the future, he replied: “That time will come too”
Antonis Samaras: The second time or “making the same mistake twice”?
He is preparing to announce a new party and it seems as though his only goal is to harm New Democracy, but above all to prevent a third term for Mitsotakis. Something like a vendetta, since in 1993 he brought down the government of Konstantinos Mitsotakis. History repeats itself: the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce. Let’s see what our own history will write…
Where did the €36 Billion from the Recovery Fund go? The 60 measures that were funded & the 75 companies that received the largest amounts
How the largest pool of European funding ever managed by Greece was allocated – Measures that had remained on paper for years or had stalled were finally implemented – From hospitals and schools to housing loans, businesses, public works, and digital government
