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Greek Prime Minister rules out coalition, sets sights on outright majority
He warned the country risks paralysis without a government, accused Tsipras and PASOK of deceiving voters, cautioned Samaras over his legacy, backed his education minister on textbook criticism and denied any 'woke agenda' guides policy
Mitsotakis’s package with a four-year “calendar”: The plans for the public sector, farmers and families
Mitsotakis will detail a four-year income boost plan tonight in Thessaloniki, covering a double minimum wage rise in 2027, wider pensioner allowances, farmer tax cuts and diesel relief, family benefits and a new housing scheme
Mitsotakis on OPEKEPE: “There are questions about the European Public prosecutor’s office – their job is to bring solid cases to trial”
Twenty-six New Democracy MPs spoke during the parliamentary group meeting. In his closing remarks, the prime minister also criticized PASOK over the constitutional revision process, accusing its leadership of choosing not to participate meaningfully
OPEKEPE: Maximos Mansion questions European Public Prosecutor’s Office handling as four MPs remain on New Democracy election lists
Government goes on the offensive after nine cases are archived, calls on the opposition to retract its "government of the accused" claims, and signals its election strategy
57 producers from Crete found guilty over illegal OPEKEPE subsidies after falsely declaring land in Kastoria
The Three-Member Misdemeanors Court acquitted one producer after she repaid, with interest, the €30,000 she had received
OPEKEPE case: The European Public Prosecutor’s Office knew about Tycheropoulou’s illegal actions
A document reveals that in Brussels, despite being aware of a series of violations by the former Head of Internal Audit of the organization, she was asked to assist in investigations instead of being placed under scrutiny herself
OPEKEPE case: Tycheropoulou report backfires on accusers – Why 13 MPs were accused and what applies
The accuracy of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) investigations is being challenged, following developments that sent 13 MPs of New Democracy to the judiciary and caused strong political turbulence within the government majority