14:3004/11/2026
“Evidence and names” is what the Amalias Street office is demanding from Maximos Mansion over the accusations against Alexis Tsipras. “We will overwhelm you with honesty, because citizens don’t bark; they know and vote.”
08:3904/11/2026
Sharp criticism of Alexis Tsipras and Nikos Androulakis. He is also turning up the heat on Antonis Samaras. The government's strategy and the case it is making.
23:3203/11/2026
Mr Hatzivasileiou met his Polish counterpart, Ignacy Niemczycki, with whom he discussed the most pressing challenges on the European agenda today, as well as the priorities of Greece’s upcoming presidency.
20:2703/11/2026
“Our goal was and remains the same: to fully restore the rule of law in the face of arbitrariness,” the prime minister said. Tackling tax evasion has secured more than €2bn for 2025 alone, he noted.
19:2903/11/2026
Alexis Tsipras responded to Kyriakos Mitsotakis over his insinuations about corruption, arguing that the 2019 overhaul of the Penal Code was drafted by an independent legislative drafting committee.
18:4303/11/2026
The foreign minister assured MPs that the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection would proceed as planned. He warned that operational measures would be necessary if Ankara obstructed the work.
15:2403/11/2026
The former prime minister sharply criticises Athens’ moves towards Ankara. “We did not give Turkey international cover by signing a Treaty of Friendship,” he says, referring to his own record.
14:4503/11/2026
The government is asking platforms for specific technical plans. State Minister Akis Skertsos and Digital Governance Minister Dimitris Papastergiou meet TikTok representatives, with talks with Meta, Snapchat, Google and Microsoft to follow.
12:3303/11/2026
Four proposals to curb fuel prices, alongside criticism of taxation and housing policy.
12:0703/11/2026
PASOK’s policy chief warns of the implications for the electricity interconnector. He questions assurances of European solidarity and seeks answers on defence spending.
11:2703/11/2026
Mr Samaras does not remember how he handled Turkey while he was prime minister. VAT on period products cut from 24% to 13%. No one can rule out a third round of fighting in the Gulf. The electricity interconnector will go ahead.
08:4003/11/2026
Non-performing loans and corruption in focus. Tsipras: “Mr Mitsotakis is throwing the deadweight overboard to save himself.” Androulakis: “Borrowers are left exposed to the jaws of funds and servicers.”
23:3202/11/2026
During their conversation, the two ministers reaffirmed their countries’ commitment to the principles and provisions of the United Nations Charter, and exchanged views on developments in Ukraine, maritime security and the contemporary challenges facing international security.
20:3702/11/2026
Mr Mitsotakis said, among other things, that “party members and officials are our greatest strength”, noting that no other political party is so well organised.
20:0702/11/2026
Calls for a change of government, assessments of the government’s performance and public discontent. How the pressures of rising prices and households’ financial resilience are reflected in the findings.
19:3302/11/2026
These are the priorities for which ministers themselves are taking personal responsibility. Their selection does not narrow the overall programme or replace the government’s other commitments.
17:2002/11/2026
The deputy prime minister outlined new projects planned for Athens and the regions. What he said about the coming elections and the political climate.
11:3702/11/2026
The prime minister set a target of raising the minimum wage to €1,000 by early 2028, while outlining the government’s plans for the economy, infrastructure, housing, health and defence.
10:4402/11/2026
Parliamentary intervention raises questions about the Hellenic Centre for Defence Innovation. Deliverables and progress reports are being sought.
10:1202/11/2026
Article by Alexis Tsipras in the Messinia newspaper Eleftheria on what is at stake in 2030 and the need for a strong progressive political camp.