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Mitsotakis: “We need a Plan B if the crisis in the Middle East drags on – No country will manage without European support”
“If the blockage in the Strait of Hormuz continues, we will see increases in energy prices, inflation, and lower growth,” the Prime Minister warned during his discussion with António Costa at the Delphi Economic Forum
Sokratis Famellos: Supports Kostas Arvanitis after statements about “manipulated elections” in 2023
“Is it strange that we have said that New Democracy attempted—and in this case in Crete—to distort, modify, and manipulate public consciousness in order to achieve electoral results that preserve its hold on power?” he asked
Greek Parliament debates lifting immunity of 13 MPs amid OPEKEPE subsidy case – Live video
A crucial parliamentary session is underway as Greece’s Parliament debates whether to lift the immunity of 13 members of the ruling New Democracy (ND) party in connection with a 2021 subsidy case involving OPEKEPE. The outcome is expected later today following a roll-call electronic vote
Mitsotakis’ 8 measures: Debt settlement in 72 installments, support for families with children, pensioners, and renters — see in tables who is affected
“Diesel subsidy extended into May – €150 emergency allowance per child at the end of June – Income thresholds for rent refunds increased – Pensioner support raised to €300 – The measures constitute a ‘dividend of progress returned to society by the state," said the Prime Minister
Kyriakos Mitsotakis unveils €500M plan in two phases: Diesel support and pension measures
At 13:00 the announcements - About 500 million euros in the government's plan for interventions in fuel, agricultural costs and support for pensioners, with a possible additional measure - "surprise" to be considered by the economic staff
Laura Kövesi visits Floridis, Pierrakakis, and Chrysochoidis today – See photo
At the heart of the contacts is the extension of the mandate of three Greek delegated European prosecutors and the developments surrounding the European Prosecutor's Office files transmitted to the Parliament on the OPEKEPE case
