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Mitsotakis: Blatant fake news from the opposition about the supposed general imposition of 13-hour workdays – The new law benefits workers
Apart from labor issues, the Prime Minister focuses on measures that directly affect daily life, such as cheaper heating oil, with a subsidy of up to €1,200: The first installment will be paid before Christmas – Interventions in Health and Justice, and measures for road safety
From November: Measures to support households & reduce poverty — How families & pensioners benefit, with examples
The plan includes tax reliefs and subsidies expected to positively impact incomes through targeted changes. According to the General Accounting Office, the implementation of the new measures will lead to a 5.5-point reduction in poverty among the most vulnerable households
Putin’s “Harem”: The $78 million cleaning lady, the Olympic lover & the revelations about his secret life
A new book by Russian investigative journalists sheds light on Vladimir Putin’s rumored love affairs, the fortunes allegedly accumulated by those involved, and the Kremlin’s efforts to keep his private life out of public view
Eastern Mediterranean Forum: Athens plans invitations to Turkey, Cyprus, Egypt and Libya – The thorns and unacceptable demands of Ankara
Migration, protection of the marine environment, connectivity, maritime delimitation and civil protection are the five thematic areas that could be discussed - Ankara's demands, the political pending in Libya and the obstacles that the Foreign Ministry has to overcome
Mitsotakis at Peristeri Court of First Instance: Questioning trust in justice in this toxic environment can become a self-fulfilling prophecy in citizens’ minds
“The difficult task of reform is being advanced with determination and persistence, and always with trust in justice,” emphasized the Prime Minister
Mitsotakis’ initiative for a meeting with Eastern Mediterranean countries – Jabs at the opposition’s double talk and the “fake patriots”
The Prime Minister defended his “calm waters” policy, noting that “national decisions are not made in cafés or on television panels”
