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By: Stavros Papantoniou, Dora Antoniou
The meeting on Wednesday between Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and opposition PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis highlighted the complexities of achieving consensus on legislative matters. While public disagreements are expected to continue, particularly during the upcoming budget debate, the real test lies in the detailed legislative votes.
The Interior Ministry is advancing a sweeping plan to eliminate the long-standing ambiguity in government responsibilities.
By: Stavros Papantoniou, Costis P. Papadiochos
Greece is preparing to introduce age-based restrictions on social media, aiming to protect minors under 15 from the dangers of digital addiction.
The countdown to the selection of Greece's next has begun, with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis set to announce his pick for the country's highest ceremonial post in mid-January or by the end of that month at the latest.
By: Stavros Papantoniou
The three main parties to the right of center-right New Democracy collectively represent around 20% of the Greek electorate, but continue to have relatively limited influence because of the deep ideological, political and personal divisions preventing them from joining forces.
In a move to curb the growing risks associated with social media access for children, the government is rolling out a multi-pronged strategy to protect minors under the age of 15.
Greece’s political landscape is undergoing a seismic shift as voter realignments highlight intensified movement across party lines, six months after the June 2023 national elections.
By: Stavros Papantoniou
The government plans to address the country’s housing crisis by introducing, in 2025, measures that provide incentives for property owners to list currently unavailable properties on the rental market.
At the first cabinet meeting of the new year held on Friday, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis for the first time publicly criticized – albeit indirectly – the incoming Trump administration and particularly Elon Musk, a close associate and likely minister of the US president-in-waiting.
By: Stavros Papantoniou
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has nominated Parliament Speaker Konstantinos Tasoulas as Greece's next president, signaling a pivot toward political stability and a stronger connection with the country's center-right base. The decision contrasts with that of the current president, Katerina Sakellaropoulou, whose nonpolitical background marked a notable departure from tradition in 2020.
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