Greek legislative election

Greece is celebrating 50 years of democracy, the restoration of which followed the collapse of the seven-year junta that ended disastrously with the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in July 1974.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis remained steadfast in his choice to keep his tone low despite the harsh criticism of government policies and choices by his conservative predecessors Kostas Karamanlis and Antonis Samaras on Monday night at an event at the War Museum in Athens.

The Central Committee of PASOK will meet at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday amid internal party turmoil to decide the date of leadership elections.

The candidates who have so far gathered the most votes are Avtias and Meimarakis from ND, Arvanitis and Farantouris from SYRIZA, and Papandreou and Maniatis from PASOK

Government officials have developed a set of five tests to determine whether the June 9 European Parliament elections will be a success or failure.

PASOK president says in Parliament that the Greek people's daily life should be improved and the cost of living should be lowered

He is the son of George Papandreou from his first marriage and grandson of the founder of PASOK

The Education Ministry's bill on higher education was introduced in the competent Parliament committee on Tuesday and is expected to be passed on March 1. It will be the government's final signature measure before the formal run-up to the European elections begins, and the goal of the bill is to demonstrate that ruling New Democracy is the only reforming force in the country.

Losses for all parties except “Greek Solution” and “Nike”, with “PASOK” experiencing dissatisfaction

It took 16 years before Greece could allow the establishment of private universities. We could have had them since 2007 when the then conservative premier Kostas Karamanlis proposed a change to Article 16 of the Constitution, but he was not able to secure the consent of PASOK leader George Papandreou.