Greek Migration Minister Plevris announces strict new immigration laws: no legalization for illegal entrants and criminalization of asylum rejection stays.
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis prepares critical policy announcements at Thessaloniki Fair as government seeks to overcome polling stagnation ahead of elections.
Greek minister reveals massive fraud probe: 6,000 tax IDs investigated in OPEKEPE scandal. Criminal organization suspected as investigation expands nationwide.
Greece’s new migration bill introduces stricter penalties for illegal residence, reduces asylum application deadlines, and ends “asylum shopping” practices
Greece resumes maritime talks with Libya after 14-year pause while managing multiple diplomatic fronts including Cyprus energy projects and UN meetings.
Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis declares Cyprus essential for major European energy project, while addressing migration and economic reforms.
Greek government spokesperson announces major tax reform at trade fair, promising cuts for all citizens while addressing agricultural scandal and political opposition.
Greece introduces digital cameras on highways by Christmas and launches railway modernization with automatic braking systems and 24-hour metro service.
Greek authorities uncover major agricultural subsidy fraud involving 16 tax numbers and €382,000 in illegal payments as criminal investigation expands.
Greece implements major railway safety reforms with automatic braking on 100 trains, strict penalties for violations, and 24-hour weekend metro service starting September.
Greek government launches comprehensive anti-inflation measures including minimum wage hikes, tax cuts, and pension increases to combat rising cost of living.
Government advisors are reportedly urging Greek PM Mitsotakis to reconcile with former PMs Karamanlis and Samaras amid political pressure and party unity concerns.
