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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
Marinakis: “The Katrougalos law is Tsipras’ law” — What he said about the 13th pension, “Androulakis math,” and OPEKEPE
Mr. Marinakis argued that the government is gradually rolling back provisions enacted during the SYRIZA administration
Greek polls show New Democracy retains lead as cost of living dominates public concern
Two new opinion polls confirm the ruling New Democracy party's continued advantage over a fragmented opposition, even as nine in ten Greeks name rising prices their top worry, with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis far ahead of any rival in suitability ratings while Antonis Samaras's rumoured new party fails to gain traction
New Democracy at 30.5%, Tsipras’s ELAS at 16.5%, PASOK and Karystianou tied for third place, MARC poll reveals
Kyriakos Mitsotakis ranks first with 30.2% in terms of suitability for prime minister, followed by Alexis Tsipras with 15.6% and Karistianou in third place - A seven-party parliament; SYRIZA’s support fell to 1.2%
The latest election scenario – blame the heat – Alexis’s aperitif, the new power-brokers, television’s next chapter, Aktor’s American funds and Mystakidis’s Thessaloniki base ///
Euronext’s push to bring Greek shipping finance closer to Europe could mark the beginning of a new role for Athens in the capital markets
PASOK internal clash over coalition strategy: “Your approach is ridiculous,” says Diamantopoulou to Doukas – “You supported ND,” replied the mayor
The PASOK strategic planning head and the Athens mayor exchanged sharp remarks amid Doukas’ proposal for pre-election cooperation with Tsipras’ party
“Silent” doubtsinside PASOK after polling slump: The near-rupture with Doukas and scenarios for election night
PASOK is struggling to find its footing under wintry conditions after its sharp decline in opinion polls and the major internal turmoil caused by Alexis Tsipras’s entry into an already difficult pre-election landscape for the party headquarters on Harilaou Trikoupi Street
