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Upheaval in SYRIZA and PASOK Due to Tsipras and Polls

Upheaval in SYRIZA and PASOK Due to Tsipras and Polls

Upsets at Koumoundourou with the scrapping of the “Famellos line” and the emergence of “collective leadership.” Discussions within PASOK about electoral alliances and a “window of opportunity” to adjust the goal of coming in first at the polls.

Chrysochoidis: Greece today is a completely safe country

Chrysochoidis: Greece today is a completely safe country

As the Minister pointed out, the country is a pillar of stability in a particularly volatile geopolitical region; however, international developments require constant vigilance and preparedness in the face of new forms of threats.

SYRIZA: Internal Party Conflict to Be Discussed at New Central Committee Meeting

SYRIZA: Internal Party Conflict to Be Discussed at New Central Committee Meeting

The party continues to launch initiatives and take action. It has no intention of disbanding—that is the message from Koumoundourou.

Tsipras: Met with U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Gilfoyle

Tsipras: Met with U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Gilfoyle

"Greek-American relations must be based on mutual benefit and not on the notion of a given ally or a blank check."

Mitsotakis Speaks by Phone with the Prime Minister of Canada

Mitsotakis Speaks by Phone with the Prime Minister of Canada

The focus was on prospects for strengthening bilateral cooperation and preparations for the NATO Summit on July 7–8 in Ankara.

Venizelos: Greece Needs a Long-Term National Strategy

Evangelos Venizelos called on Greece to respond with “strategic composure” to developments in U.S.-Turkish relations, emphasizing the need for a far-sighted national strategy, cross-party consensus, and the avoidance of populist nationalism.

The agenda for tomorrow’s Cabinet meeting

At 5:30 p.m., Kyriakos Mitsotakis will meet with the Speaker of the House of Representatives of Cyprus, Annita Dimitriou, also at the Maximos Mansion.

Samaras: Israel Must Recognize the Genocide of the Greeks

“Such a move would serve as a decisive bulwark against Erdogan’s neo-Ottoman expansionist plans, which are directed against Greece, Cyprus, Israel, and the brave Kurdish people,” the former prime minister emphasizes.

Marinakis: Tsipras’s analysis of the banks is rife with populism and inaccuracies

“He is unrepentant; he wants to drag us back to the nightmarish days we experienced in previous years… Tsipras’s honesty is the biggest political joke of recent years,” the government spokesperson emphasized, among other things.

Maniatis to the European Commission: No to unfair practices against olive oil and table olives

The MEP stresses that the potential implementation of a new nutrition labeling system could create unjustified technical barriers to trade, with serious consequences for the competitiveness of European and Greek agri-food products.

Mariliza Xenogiannakopoulou has left SYRIZA

The Karystianos Party has formed a provisional Political Council

Lawsuit Filed by New Left MPs Against Kyriakos Velopoulos

Apostolaki: Measures on private debt are a step backward

A message of continuity from Mitsotakis against the backdrop of tours and reforms

Theodora Tzakri Has Resigned from the Democrats

PASOK Launches Fierce Attack on the Prime Minister Over the “Lost Seven Years”

Mitsotakis’s Message on Seven Years in Office

Tsipras: Five Immediate Priorities for the Hellenic Police; “No More Nonsense” with the Banks

Androulakis: I am immediately submitting an urgent question to Mr. Mitsotakis regarding the accuracy

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