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Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Hosting Nikos Androulakis today without an agenda
The Prime Minister is waiting to hear what Mr. Androulakis has to say and propose, with a critical focus on cost estimation—No discussion on the Presidency of the Republic
Who are the 23 MEPs preparing to transfer
New parliamentary landscape shaped by the successive splits of SYRIZA - Who and with which parties are bargaining for their new political home
Marc Poll: 64.7% of citizens support dialogue with Turkey – ND clearly ahead of EU elections
Consistently just below 20% for PASOK – Fragmentation of political forces – Nine parties would enter Parliament if elections were held today – The Government has not suffered any losses from Antonis Samaras' expulsion – Inflation remains the biggest "thorn" for Maximos Mansion – Why Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said no to changing the electoral law
Skirtsos: PASOK says one thing about taxation when it is in opposition and another when it is in administration
"We are a tax-cutting government, no one can accuse this government of tax evasion," the Minister of State said
Androulakis: Populism and demagoguery mean making commitments and promises, only to later claim they are impossible to fulfill
"Today we are tabling an amendment to include NHS nurses and ambulance crews in the heavy and unhealthy category. We call on the government - and the minister himself personally - to support it," the PASOK president said
Greek parliament shifts: SYRIZA loses opposition role amid new parties and resignations
Historic changes in Greece’s political landscape as SYRIZA loses opposition status to PASOK, following resignations and the rise of new parties like Kasselakis' Democracy Movement
