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Stavros' coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on legal policy regulation. He appears to be particularly interested in official announcements from the Greek government and developments related to domestic legislation, political maneuvers, and diplomatic relations.
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The ruling New Democracy party is facing mounting internal tensions, with lawmakers increasingly questioning both the governing model followed during the past seven years and key figures at the center of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis' administration.
By: Stavros Papantoniou
The government will reject opposition demands to establish a preliminary investigation committee into ministers Spilios Livanos and Fotini Arabatzi regarding the OPEKEPE/EU‑farm subsidy scandal, spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said, citing a lack of evidence after reviewing the case file.
Greece's labor market is undergoing a significant structural transformation, with six key sectors leading a surge in job creation and wages since 2019, according to data from the country's Labor Ministry.
The government and the ruling New Democracy party are entering a preelection phase as Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis prepares to open the party’s 16th congress on Friday, amid growing discussion about possible elections in 2026.
The conservative government is finalizing a legislative amendment aimed at accelerating court proceedings involving lawmakers and ministers, amid concerns that lengthy judicial investigations fuel political polarization.
Publicly, at least, officials of the ruling New Democracy party refuse to choose between the two likely runners-up of the next national election, socialist PASOK or the new party soon to be announced by former prime minister Alexis Tsipras, as partners in a coalition government.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and the rest of the ruling New Democracy leadership want the 16th party congress to send a message of unity and readiness for the upcoming electoral campaign, muting talk of dissent and MP grumbling.
The ruling conservatives say they will run in the next national election seeking a third term, based not just on their record during seven years in power but on a positive vision for 2030 and beyond.
The ruling New Democracy party will aim for a third term in the next national election, at the same time avoiding having to take part in a coalition government. That much was obvious from the speeches at the party's 16th congress, which ended Sunday.
By: Stavros Papantoniou, Dora Antoniou
Officially, the government is downplaying the presence of two, and possibly three, new rivals at the next general election. Unofficially, it spends quite a lot of time discussing their impact and gaming scenarios as to how their presence will change the electoral calculus.
