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Tsoukalas: ‘We will submit our own proposal for constitutional revision, we would like an agreement with SYRIZA and New Left on Article 86’

"Wherever we can find common ground we have no problem finding it," said Mr.Tsoukalas, who was totally against the change of Article 16 and the evaluation

Bistis and 9 more leave the New Left: They disagree with the photographic disapproval of Tsipras

They speak of endless navel-gazing about the “purity” of the Left’s identity and advocate cooperation with the forces of the Center-Left

Constitutional Revision: ND begins shaping the agenda with PASOK as a discussion partner, aggressive statements from SYRIZA and New Left

The main opposition will participate in the discussion to form the necessary majorities — SYRIZA denounces it as a media-driven approach, while the New Left speaks of constitutionalizing disastrous choices.

PASOK: Those from the “presidential camp” threaten expulsions — Doukas and Geroulanos in the crosshairs, their responses

The PASOK leadership and senior party figures are heading toward open confrontation ahead of the party Congress. Threats of expulsions, internal barbs, and disagreements over strategy, polling stagnation, and the party’s post-election stance toward New Democracy are intensifying tensions at Harilaou Trikoupi headquarters

Mitsotakis begins process for constitutional revision with televised address: Articles, New Democracy will review

A roadmap for reform as New Democracy targets over 70 constitutional articles

Tomorrow, Mitsotakis’ address on constitutional revision will propose changes to 70 of the 120 articles

Letter to ND MPs – On the table: civil servant tenure, environmental protection, judicial leadership selection, and presidential term – Article 86 will change but not be abolished

Greek Interior Minister: We are preparing electronic voting for the 2028 local government elections

“We want to implement all the tools in order to increase participation in the electoral process,” said the Theodor Livanios

Mitsotakis on the 30th anniversary of the Imia crisis: There are no “grey zones” in the Aegean; once again we bow to the fallen

“The experience of Imia teaches that national vigilance must be a daily duty,” the prime minister stresses in his post

Imia Crisis 30 Years On: What brought down the helicopter? What really happened after the “no ships – no troops – no flags” decision? (video)

Colonel (ret.) Minas Kouzoupis of the Hellenic Army Aviation was present during the Imia Crisis and spoke to en.protothema about aspects that have not been heard to this day – Was the withdrawal agreement respected?

Mitsotakis: In order to be a prosperous and democratic country, we must be safe – Citizens accept that defense spending is necessary

Statements by the Prime Minister from Zagreb, where the EPP Summit is taking place – He was asked to answer why Greece spends so much money on defense

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