Nikos Dendias
Reshuffle expected to be concluded on Wednesday
A reshuffle of the Greek government is expected to be concluded on Wednesday amid continued speculation over who will replace Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras in one of the crisis-hit country's most crucial posts, according to sources cited by Skai on Tuesday.
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Athens mayor, public order minister sign crime-cracking pact
Athens Mayor Giorgos Kaminis admitted on Thursday that he was surprised at his re-election on Sunday, explaining that he thought the level of crime in the city center would count against him.
Greece's airborne firefighting fleet in ‘borderline’ state
The state of Greeces fleet of firefighting planes was described as more or less borderline by Public Order Minister Nikos Dendias on Wednesday as a wildfire broke out southeast of Athens.
More than 20,000 protests since 2010 bailout
There have been more than 20,000 protests or rallies in Greece since the country agreed to the terms of its first bailout in 2010, Public Order Minister Nikos Dendias revealed on Thursday.
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Minor traffic offenders to get plates back for Easter
As is customary at around this time of year, drivers who have had their permits or license plates confiscated by police for minor offenses will be able to reclaim them before Easter.
A decision by Public Order Minister Nikos Dendias means that plates or permits confiscated before April 15 can now be claimed by drivers.
Supreme Court asks for immediate arrest of anyone making public illegal videos
Supreme Court prosecutor Efterpi Koutzamani ordered Greeces prosecutors to initiate proceedings for the immediate arrest of anyone who makes public illegally obtained footage.
Failure to back new legislation could lead to 'disaster,' conservative ministers warn
Faced with dissent within coalition partners New Democracy and PASOK ahead of a crucial parliament vote on a multi-bill expected to take place this weekend, Public Order Minister Nikos Dendias on Thursday warned that failure to approve the legislation could lead to disaster.
ND MP Giakoumatos attacks government, retains immunity
New Democracy MP Gerasimos Giakoumatos (photo) launched an outspoken attack on the government and Public Order Minister Nikos Dendias in particular on Wednesday as he fought to prevent his parliamentary immunity being lifted in connection to a tax offense allegedly committed at a retirement home run by his wife and brother.
Error in Parliament as bill is passed without majority
The government was pondering on Friday how to correct a mistake in Parliament that saw a bill passed on Thursday even though it had not received the majority of the votes.