PM says time favors his government, expects to outperform current poll numbers before 2027 vote

Budget data for the first half of 2026 show inflation has become one of Athens's most reliable revenue streams, leaving Greek households to foot a bill the state has no plan to lower before the Thessaloniki fair in September

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is reportedly trying to balance party discipline with a growing political clash involving opposition leader Zoe Konstantopoulou, as internal criticism emerges within the ruling New Democracy party

Speaking in Athens, the leftist leader pitched a decentralization plan built on equal rights for citizens, wherever they live in Greece

The government unveiled temporary fuel support, supermarket price reductions and new investment funding, while warning that prolonged wars in the Middle East and Ukraine could drive higher inflation this winter

Ruling party MPs used their committee majority to block opposition requests to summon Predator developer Tal Dilian and Grigoris Dimitriadis, PM Mitsotakis's nephew and former secretary general, arguing neither qualifies as a public figure under parliamentary rules

New Democracy still leads every poll, but the numbers no longer back the government's "stability" pitch, and no rival party wants Mitsotakis as prime minister

Former PM warns of an Aegean version of the Prespes deal, and takes aim at Gerapetritis

A report by MEGA claims the government is drafting a contentious provision that could soften the legal treatment of the Intellexa founder, and has reportedly split the cabinet. There is no official confirmation by the administration.

Parliament, political parties and the civil service all lost ground in the latest OECD trust survey, with confidence in public bodies sliding even as Greece posted budget surpluses and growth above the euro area

The package will favor small businesses and the self-employed over salaried workers and pensioners, while the government has ruled out reviving the 13th pension and salary scrapped during the debt crisis.

The "HOPE for Democracy" movement calls the government's lignite phase-out an "energy crime," demanding a halt to demolitions at the Agios Dimitrios power plant

It's not just the party itself that threatens the government — it's the drawn-out suspense surrounding its launch. Anxiety, awkwardness, and a succession of U-turns

Pro-government Turkish outlets cast Greece's first voluntary female military intake as a panic response to Turkey's growing defense power, with one commentator alleging an Israeli plot against Ankara

politis.gov.gr, which went live Friday, lets citizens follow the status of any pending application with public agencies in real time, using their existing Taxisnet credentials.

Greece’s Speaker of Parliament is sounding the alarm. “Future historians will write about a state and a society committing gradual demographic suicide,” Nikitas Kaklamanis warned, referring to the country’s population decline.

The proposed legislation aims to clarify responsibilities between municipalities and regional authorities, while introducing electoral changes, digital voting options and new mechanisms for transparency and oversight

During his monthly meeting with President Konstantinos Tasoulas, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed the need to accelerate government work, highlighting recovery fund projects, cost-of-living measures and support for families

More than 80% of families are expected to receive the support measure next month, as the government monitors the economic impact of tensions in the Middle East and rising energy prices

Kyriakos Mitsotakis's government is back on the defensive over the Predator surveillance scandal, after his nephew and former chief of staff claimed in an interview that he resigned in 2022 to protect the administration.