Syriza
Pierrakakis to Kasselakis: Educational issues cannot be the subject of pre-election populism on social media
What the Minister of Education responded regarding the students in Gavdos following criticism from the leader of SYRIZA
Kasselakis slams gov’t over lack of online education for Gavdos pupils
The leader of leftist SYRIZA opposition has criticized the conservative government for failing to provide online education for two pupils residing on the remote islet of Gavdos, south of Crete.
Grabowski-Mitsotaki issues SYRIZA MP with legal threat
Mareva Grabowski-Mitsotaki, the wife of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, has issued a legal threat to a SYRIZA MP, challenging a number of allegations the latter made in two recent social media posts.
Prosecution may alter Parliament composition
The prosecution of 11 MPs of the far-right Spartiates (Spartans) party for voter fraud on Thursday may radically change the composition of Parliament.
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Incorrigible
When Rena Dourou, the former SYRIZA regional governor, remarked, "I had a stroke of bad luck on my watch," following the deadly wildfire in eastern Attica in 2018, it elicited public outrage for a simple reason: not because there can't be instances of "bad luck" during a term as governor, but because such occurrences are inherently part of the risks politicians undertake when assuming crucial p
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New Democracy’s dominance
Is something really going on in Greece's politics? A cursory answer would be negative, that nothing worthwhile is happening. Of course, Metron Analysis' March 21 poll finding that "Nobody" takes the lead after five years with 39% of respondents providing that answer to the question "Who is most suitable for prime minister?" is important.
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Lawsuit against Elena Akrita by Mareva Grabowski-Mitsotaki
Prime Minister’s wife takes legal action against SYRIZA MP after her “defamatory post”
Tempe train crash casts long shadow over Greece’s political scene
The deadly Tempe train crash of February 2023 casts a long shadow over the country's political scene, with political clashes set to deepen.
Transparency in politics
The Kasselakis saga would not have existed if SYRIZA - not the party in its present shape, but the old, orthodox one - had done its job properly when putting together its ballot for the last national elections or even during the vote for a new party leader.
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SYRIZA unveils initial candidates for European elections
Μain opposition SYRIZA announced on Friday the first batch of candidates who will compete in the preliminaries on April 14, with the aim of representing the leftist party in the upcoming European Parliament elections in June.