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Government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis announced adjustments to the Cabinet on Monday following the resignation of two ministers last week - Minister of State Stavros Papastavrou and Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister Yiannis Bratakos.

The Prime Minister emphasized, “We want competition, not profiteering”

Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov disclosed that any ministerial changes during the impending cabinet rotation in March would only occur upon mutual agreement between himself and Mariya Gabriel, the current Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs.

“We want to maintain a good relationship with the United Kingdom”, the Prime Minister said

It's been a difficult summer. Citizens feel angry and insecure. They wonder: "If this technocrat prime minister can't do it, who can?" Kyriakos Mitsotakis insists on "taking it upon himself" and talks about personal challenges.

Citizen Protection Minister Giannis Oikonomou has a point when he says that his role is not that of a "policeman, an operational official, to draw up plans for dealing with hooligans, or to explain the self-evident - that is, that they [the hooligans involved in the killing of a 29-year-old soccer fan in Athens] should not have been allowed to cross half of Greece without being stopped somewher

HALC Executive Director Endy Zemenides and HALC's Erini Kosmas break down what we can expect from the prime minister's new cabinet and more.

Palma previously said that Basta is no longer a member of that party or a minister in the government.

In the regular budget for this year, there will be a serious increase in funds for the municipalities by nearly 25 percent. Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov assured this during the forum of the National Association of Municipalities in Pamporovo.
According to him, the draft budget must be adopted by the parliament by the end of July and enter into force on August 1.

There are three critical areas of the state that are in dire need of reform, but also of solid management, starting on the very first day after the parliamentary election: public health, the public social security system and justice.