Lawmakers across the political spectrum condemned Ilias Kasidiaris's release and political comeback bid, with one constitutional law expert insisting the law flatly bars him from running for office

Pavlos Marinakis denied any government plan to limit unemployment benefits after his comments about a two month cap set off a political storm, with members of his own party distancing themselves from his remarks.

Government insiders are betting that the pace of rolling out the new economic measures, could determine whether Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis can revive his party's standing after a lukewarm public reaction to his annual economic address at TIF

The former prime minister, Antonis Samaras, is drawing up candidate lists for a possible new party as the feud between him and Kyriakos Mitsotakis seems to be escalating

Two wars with no end in sight, alongside elections in Greece, Italy, France, Germany (regional) and Spain and an EU unable to break its own deadlock make for an explosive winter

Expectations were high for the prime minister's speech at the Thessaloniki International Fair. What he delivered fell well short of the mark his own government had set.

Perhaps, then, we do not simply have the politicians we deserve. Perhaps we have, above all, the politicians whom a closed system selects, promotes and permits to survive

A comparison of 35 OECD countries places Greece in the study’s clearest non-adoption category, citing low institutional trust, uneven digital infrastructure, an aging population and weaknesses in electoral governance.

New Democracy MPs are encountering intense dissatisfaction across regional Greece, primarily over the cost of living and infrastructure problems

With polls pointing to a shrinking majority, ministers and newcomers alike are jockeying hard for winnable spots on the ballot in Athens and Thessaloniki ahead of an expected spring vote

Greece's Interior Ministry says prior enrollments in the overseas voter rolls are no longer valid, and voters abroad must choose between voting in person or by mail before the country's next parliamentary election

Polling shows New Democracy still comfortably ahead, but well short of the outright majority it needs to govern alone. The former PM is betting the second electoral Sunday will flip the momentum toward the Greek Left Alliance.

Famous poet Gioconda Belli spoke with To Vima on how Daniel Ortega's canceled elections "wiped" a country's hopes clean

New Democracy ramps up its reorganization ahead of Greece's 2027 election, focusing on party renewal, candidate selection and grassroots mobilization.

The King delivered a speech in which he reviewed economic reforms and growth to date, as well as noting future plans for a new development phase

Will the elections be held institutionally or as a matter of prime ministerial prerogative? From a purely betting perspective, it is an amusing question. It is not amusing, however, because from the government down to the public administration, the country freezes before elections and struggles to recover after them.