Michalis Bekiris, a close confidant of Kyriakos Mitsotakis, says he served as a volunteer. His temporary departure follows opposition questions over his appointment, academic credentials and official responsibilities

Kostas Karamanlis warned against concessions to Turkey, while Antonis Samaras renewed his call for the foreign minister's dismissal, as criticism of the government's foreign policy continued within New Democracy.

The probe centers on two advisers with ties to Greece’s ruling party who earned hundreds of thousands of euros under Manfred Weber’s leadership

The fashion photographer will stand in Piraeus B in the 2027 election, joining a long tradition of Greek parties recruiting actors, athletes and TV personalities whose name recognition can deliver votes

The party's new secretary general turned the anniversary into a polished exercise in repackaging, reminding supporters of better days. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis used the stage to plead for stability and humility, with New Democracy stalled in the polls.

Lawmakers in the governing party question whether the former deputy minister will end up shouldering responsibility for others. Some also accuse the government of applying double standards to officials caught up in scandals.

Stella Arampatzi, a New Democracy MP and doctor, has been asked to explain claims that cosmetic procedures were performed at her microbiology practice, which health officials have inspected

Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos and MP Zoe Konstantopoulou clash in Parliament over the democratic credentials of Voridis, Georgiadis and Plevris

Judges say interventions at the crash site hampered the collection of evidence and contributed to the loss of crucial material. The ruling also says Triantopoulos and Agorastos failed to prevent work they had a legal duty to stop.

The former minister urges officials to "get off their high horse," while MPs take shots at "big egos" and "noses in the air"

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

Mitsotakis rejected any notion of a woke agenda at this year's DEth, but in practice he set apart the equality law from it

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

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.

References to same-sex families in future Greek primary school textbooks spark a government row, as ministers seek a review and officials defend the process.

The measures, about to be announced, are designed to lure freelancers, farmers, pensioners and families back into New Democracy's electoral fold. Their timing also aims to give Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis room to call elections as early as January

"The historic cycle hasn't closed" — is the message coming from SYRIZA headquarters, as the party takes up the gauntlet against the former leader, attempting a full comeback through fierce conflict with the government in parliament

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

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.