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The prime minister’s interview: the dilemma is not Mitsotakis or chaos, but Mitsotakis or Androulakis, or Zoi, or Velopoulos
Meeting with Erdoğan before 15 February – no need for mediators in Greek-Turkish relations – parliament should not act as a judge; justice should, he says on Article 86 – I believe single-party rule is an achievable goal, more achievable than PASOK’s claim that it can come first
ALCO poll: New Democracy maintains a 12-point lead at 23.5% in voting intention – Where Karystianou and Tsipras draw sympathy
37% say they would vote for stability, 58% to protest – The share of voters opting for “another party” doubles from 4.5% to 8.8%
Budget, private universities, ministerial accountability, and judicial leadership: the four pillars of Greece’s constitutional revision
The government spokesman said that the parties will give exams to the citizens individually and the political system as a whole, and spoke of a battle with populists
Bangladeshi man arrested for operating an illegal mosque in Athens to be deported – His residence permit also revoked
By order of the Minister of Migration and Asylum, Thanos Plevris, the man’s lawful residence status was revoked and a deportation order was issued without a deadline for voluntary departure
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
