Aristos Doxiadis’ tenure as Deputy Minister for Development, responsible for Research and Innovation, lasted only a day. On Sunday afternoon, he announced his resignation after a series of opposition allegations,…
From day one, Greece’s new Minister for Migration and Asylum, Makis Voridis, has made his stance clear. He affirms that those entering legally must respect Greece’s traditions, values, and cultural…
The composition of the newly formed New Democracy government has been announced this morning. Opposition parties have strongly criticised the cabinet reshuffle, calling it a series of “communication stunts,” “desperate…
Konstantinos Tasoulas was sworn in this morning as the new President of the Hellenic Republic before Parliament, succeeding Katerina Sakellaropoulou. Tasoulas’ nomination has been met with fierce criticism from the…
Tensions erupted in the Greek Parliament following a sexist remark made by New Democracy MP Dimitris Kyriatzidis towards Zoi Konstantopoulou, leader of the Course for Freedom party. The incident occurred…
Athens witnessed a politically charged evening on 7 March 2025, as a mass protest over the Tempe train disaster unfolded outside Parliament while the motion of no-confidence against the government…
The Greek Parliament will hold a no-confidence vote against the government tonight, Friday, 7 March, following a motion submitted by PASOK-KINAL, SYRIZA, New Left, Course of Freedom, and nine independent…
Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed the parliament today with a strong and provocative tone, interpreting last Friday’s massive protests for Tempe as a call to elevate Greece rather than to bring down…
Two years on from the train disaster and days after the mass protests of 28 February, Parliament is holding a series of discussions on the Tempe case. The Greek Parliament…
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has addressed the mass demonstrations marking two years since the Tempe train disaster, attempting to balance an admission of state failure with a defence of…