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OPEKEPE case escalates: Ministers face exit, government weighs key decisions

For some individuals, the recorded conversations are particularly incriminating and rise to the level of a felony

OPEKEPE: Second case file from the European Public Prosecutor – Immunity lift requested for 11 New Democracy MPs, names to be known by tomorrow

Today the case file goes to the Supreme Court, tomorrow to Parliament – For two former ministers there is serious involvement based on the conversations, milder for a former deputy minister – The announcement, beyond the 11, also refers to 5 former MPs, a former minister, and a former deputy minister of Rural Development – The government is taking a wait-and-see approach until all the data is available

Kyriakos Pierrakakis: The banking system will play a very important role in the transformation of Greece and Europe

The Government believes that a reliable banking system, which strengthens the financing of the Greek economy with transparency and stability, is a cornerstone of growth, the Minister of Finance said

Where are the 25 reforms the government has committed to implement by the end of the year

The implementation of the new disciplinary code for civil servants, the new framework of regulations and sanctions for violence in public universities and the strategy for the promotion of Greek exports among the most important reforms

Mitsotakis changes ministers, but not policy — Why he rushed to settle key government issues

The background of the changes in the government, after the resignations on the OPEKEPE case

KYSEA: Concern over the risk of a serious flare-up in the Middle East – Athens calls on Israel and Iran for restraint

The Greek government has called on the international community to take action to prevent a regional conflict following Israel's attack on Iran

Kyriakos Mitsotakis strategizes for 2030: Aiming for a third term with a cohesive reform agenda

The seven changes to the Constitution proposed by the government

The Marc poll published by "THEMA" on the removal of tenure in the public sector served as a starting point for developments - The opposition has the "ball" to pass the changes

Greek society supports the abolition of job permanence in the public sector and university reforms, according to new poll

A recent survey by Marc reveals that Greek society is significantly ahead of political and union leaderships regarding reforms in the public sector and universities

“We are ready to cooperate with the regulator and the Greek government,” says Chevron representative on south Crete I & II offshore blocks

Earlier, Greece's Ministry of Environment and Energy accepted Chevron’s expression of interest in the South Crete I and South Crete II offshore areas

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