Government accelerates reforms: 25 major changes by end of 2025
Greek government accelerates ambitious reform agenda with 25 major policy changes planned by end of 2025, affecting daily life across multiple sectors.
Greek government accelerates ambitious reform agenda with 25 major policy changes planned by end of 2025, affecting daily life across multiple sectors.
A political earthquake has been triggered by parapolitika.gr’s revelation about Nikos Bounakis, who serves as deputy secretary in PASOK’s Agricultural Development and Food Sector, and his connection to declarations of public lands at Lake Karla….
Major political scandal emerges as parapolitika.gr exposes PASOK official’s alleged connection to fraudulent agricultural subsidies at Lake Karla.
Greek PM Mitsotakis welcomes Hamas statement on Trump’s Gaza peace plan as important progress, calling for immediate hostage release and end to hostilities.
European Chief Prosecutor Laura Codruța Kövesi visits Athens demanding constitutional reform on ministerial immunity and three new prosecutor positions.
PASOK official Nikos Bounakis confirms his company processed subsidies for public lands at Lake Karla, sparking political scandal and New Democracy demands for explanations.
Turkey’s Piri Reis vessel conducts controversial research in Aegean waters near Greek islands, escalating tensions and testing Greece’s response to maritime provocations.
Greek PM Mitsotakis promises youth tax-free income under 25, €1,500 average salary by 2027, and warns against populism at New Democracy youth convention.
Greek PM Mitsotakis meets Google VP to discuss child online safety initiatives, including Greece’s pioneering KidsWallet app and European digital age verification systems.
Tensions explode in Greek Parliament as independent MP threatens SYRIZA representative with violence over perceived disrespect during parliamentary session.
Greek MEP Afroditi Latinopoulos discusses hunger striker Panos Routsi, Palestinian issue, and her controversial asset declaration on live radio.
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras criticizes Europe’s neoconservative leadership at Sorbonne, advocating for a useful left that doesn’t flee from difficulties.