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Resignation of the Secretary-General of the Ministry of Culture, Giorgos Didaskalou, over the urban planning scandal
Government sources: Some general secretaries who had been in the same position for many years were considered by the political leadership to have completed their cycle, and they were asked to submit their resignations
Mitsotakis kept the same Maximos Mansion team on the final stretch toward the polls: Limited government changes and the timing of the elections
According to reports, the prime minister never viewed positively the scenario of major changes to the government leadership team
Reshuffle is being expedited, possibly today or tomorrow, with minor changes and replacement of positions
The more likely scenario is that Government Spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis will remain in his position, while Giorgos Kotsiras will move to the Ministry of Transport, and Chatzivasileiou will become Deputy Minister at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Kikilias at the Delphi Forum: The government has taken measures to contain ferry ticket prices
Shipowner Panos Laskaridis, head of Laskaridis Shipping and Lavinia Corporation, accused Europe of inertia and bureaucracy
Reshuffle at 12:30: Kefalogiannis, Tsiaras, Vartzopoulos and Kellas out – Schinas, Lazaridis and Tournas enter the government
Vartzopoulos will not be replaced – ND Secretary Kostas Skrekas is also expected to resign within hours – The names of those who resigned are included in one of the two OPEKEPE case files that reached Parliament earlier
Negotiations begin to form a new government in Denmark
The outgoing Prime Minister and head of the Social Democratic Party, Mete Frederiksen, has been instructed by the King to conduct the talks to form a government
Three scenarios on the table for the impact of the war in the Middle East
If the shock is passed on simultaneously to energy, freight, fertilisers, agricultural production and the general cost of the economy, horizontal subsidies are not enough, sources stress.
Mitsotakis will govern until 2027 without changes in the government: Why he clearly ruled out scenarios of early elections and a cabinet reshuffle
The Prime Minister reminds his interlocutors that even in 2023 his insistence on completing the full four-year term was questioned, yet he proceeded normally with his plan, while continuing to emphasize the need for political stability during a turbulent period
