Arguments about Greece’s farming sector are escalating on highways and on the floor of parliament.

The debate has drawn heightened criticism from opposition parties, particularly regarding Article 41 which proposes the establishment of a three-member forensic committee tasked with reevaluating causes of death

“There are no winners or losers, no small or large, no blue, green, or red factions, in this chamber." Kaklamanis stated.

The reinstatement of holiday bonuses has been an ongoing demand of public sector workers’ unions, and now the battle is set to continue both in the courts and in Greece’s parliament. 

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has nominated Nikitas Kaklamanis as the new Speaker of the Parliament to replace Konstantinos Tasoulas.

With 267 votes in favor, 15 votes against, and 5 abstentions the Greek MPs suspended state funding

The Ethics Committee of Parliament has recommended suspending state funding for the Spartiates party. 

In his letter, Velopoulos claimed his initiative aimed to highlight Greece’s support of free speech

The bill is focused on restructuring of the railway sector, and particularly long-demanded safety improvements.

The poll also shows three parties – the Communist Party (KKE), and the right-wing Elliniki Lysi and Foni Logikis parties – tied in third place

Greece begins 2025 state budget debate in Parliament, marking PASOK's return as the main opposition, with a key focus on tax cuts.

Authorities are particularly seeking at least one mobile phone allegedly used by the officer which could provide further details useful to the investigation.

Minimum wage and collective bargaining rights are being debated on the floor of the Greek parliament today as the New Democracy’s bill new bill goes to a vote

South Korea's Finance Minister said measures would be taken to stabilize financial markets after parliament lifted martial law on Tuesday.

MP George Apostolakis reportedly resigned for health reasons, and surrendered his seat back to the party

The wife's lawyer reported that besides the repeated sexual abuse, the man had on occasion threated his family's life, beat them with batons, tortured them with piercings, handcuffed them and even burned cigarette buts on their backs. 

The bill, voted on today, Friday, November 29, grants terminally ill adults with less than six months to live the right to die under proposed legislation

Reportedly a police officer serving in the Greek Parliament has been arrested on multiple charges, including domestic violence and the sexual abuse of his four children. 

Since the elections, almost two dozen members of the Greek parliament have left or been removed from the parties they were elected with.