#KYRIAKOS MITSOTAKIS
Mitsotakis Warns Europe Needs ‘Plan B’ as Middle East Crisis Threatens Global Energy Supplies
Despite his emphasis on European coordination, Mitsotakis reaffirmed his support for strong transatlantic ties, arguing that cooperation between Europe and the United States remains indispensable in an increasingly unstable global environment.
Macron Heads to Greece With Defense Deal and Submarine Proposal on Agenda
While any final contract is unlikely before 2028, officials on both sides see Macron’s visit as decisive in setting the direction of the deal. The current timeline envisages the first submarine entering service in the mid-2030s, with subsequent vessels potentially built entirely in Greek shipyards.
Greece Eyes Autumn Elections as Mitsotakis Rules Out Early Summer Vote
According to information, there is a widespread belief that the administration will not complete its four-year mandate.
Greece’s Mitsotakis Reshuffles Cabinet as EU Prosecutors Expand Farm Subsidy Probe
The Greek government announced a cabinet reshuffle on Friday following new legal case files linked to the OPEKEPE agricultural subsidy organization, in a move widely interpreted as an attempt to contain mounting political pressure and signal a tougher stance on corruption allegations.
Mitsotakis Promises New Measures to Cut Energy Costs for Greek Industry
Mitsotakis had made a similar commitment last October during the annual assembly of Greece’s main business association, when he promised that a package of measures addressing industrial energy costs would be introduced within a few weeks.
Greek PM Mitsotakis Under Fire for Refusing to Comment on Legality of U.S. Action in Venezuela
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has sparked a political storm at home after commenting on developments in Venezuela following a U.S. operation that led to the arrest of Nicolás Maduro.
Mounting Pressure on Mitsotakis as Former Leaders Close In
Once the undisputed leader of the broad anti-SYRIZA camp, Mitsotakis now appears politically isolated.
Greek Farmers Escalate Protests, Reject Talks with Government
The government, meanwhile, has renewed its call for dialogue
Greek PM Invites Protesting Farmers to Talks as Nationwide Roadblocks Persist
112 roadblocks have been set up nationwide, with 28 fully active and dozens more partially disrupting traffic.
Greek Government Faces Harsh Public Verdict as 64.4% Voice Disapproval
A quarter of respondents believe that a new party led by former prime minister Alexis Tsipras could revitalize the center-left, though many also expect such a move to further fragment that space.
Mitsotakis: Return of Parthenon Sculptures “Not Close” Despite Ongoing Talks
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Tuesday that he does not believe Athens and London are close to reaching a positive outcome on the long-running dispute over the Parthenon Sculptures.
The reshuffle crossword puzzle
As Greece edges toward the final stretch of Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ second term, political attention is turning to what is expected to be the prime minister’s last cabinet reshuffle before the country heads to the polls.
Poll Shows 70% of Greeks Want Government Change as Discontent Deepens
The poll paints a bleak picture of the national mood.
Tsipras accuses Mitsotakis government of building a regime of corruption
Tsipras rejects any return to the backroom politics that have characterized Greek governance for decades.
Greece to Head to the Polls in March 2027, With April Runoff Anticipated
Still, a cloud of uncertainty hangs over his ability to reach the finish line.
Mitsotakis Warns Turkey: Casus Belli Must Go Before SAFE Membership
The Greek leader emphasized that European security must be understood as “360 degrees,” covering not only the eastern but also the southern borders of the continent.
Trial Over Greek Surveillance Scandal to Test Mitsotakis Government
Greece’s most significant political scandal in years is set to return to center stage as the trial over the country’s wiretapping affair opens on 24 September, putting fresh pressure on Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and his government.
Polls Show Greeks Unconvinced by Mitsotakis’ Economic Pledges
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ pledges at the Thessaloniki International Fair have failed to convince the public, according to two opinion polls published on Thursday.
Data Undercut Greek PM’s Argument on Student Flat-Sharing Abroad
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis suggested at the Thessaloniki International Fair that students sharing flats, as is common abroad, could ease the country’s housing pressures—but international data show cohabitation remains the exception rather than the norm across Europe.
Greek Opposition Tears into Mitsotakis After Thessaloniki Fair Press Conference
Greece’s opposition parties sharply criticized Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis following his Sunday press conference at the Thessaloniki International Fair, accusing him of downplaying scandals, ignoring the cost-of-living crisis, and presenting a program out of touch with ordinary Greeks.
Mitsotakis Rejects Succession Rumors, Rules Out Snap Elections
Kyriakos Mitsotakis dismissed speculation about resignation and early elections, reassuring both the public and his party that he will complete his term, while for the first time leaving open the possibility of post-election coalition governments.
Greek Tax Relief Plan Falls Short of Covering Child-Rearing Costs
The tax breaks cover only a fraction of the financial burden.
Greek Government Seeks Fresh Narrative Amid Stagnation and Social Pressures
Rising prices, weakening growth, and mounting social pressures are overshadowing the government’s ambitions.
Greek NGOs Urge Prime Minister to Defend Civil Society Against Political Attacks
In their letter, the NGOs reminded the prime minister of his own earlier remarks recognizing the importance of civil society.
Six Questions and Answers on the Electoral Law: Inside Mitsotakis’ Mind
It is difficult to imagine Mitsotakis wanting his name linked to shady electoral engineering reminiscent of Greece’s darker political past.
The Prime Minister Must Stop the Debate on a New Electoral Law-Now
Any move to change the rules of the political game at this stage amounts to an admission of defeat.
€2 Billion in Benefits at Thessaloniki Fair, But No Political Payoff
59% of Greeks Expect Worse Days Ahead.
Greek Government Races to Deliver Reforms Before 2026 EU Funding Cutoff
Mitsotakis emphasized that 2026 is a critical cutoff point for completing projects financed by the European Union’s Recovery and Resilience Facility, warning that the coming 12 months are pivotal in ensuring Greece does not forfeit any available European funds.
Greek PM Mitsotakis Sidesteps Responsibility in Major Agricultural Subsidy Scandal
In a televised interview, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis acknowledged government shortcomings in the OPEKEPE subsidy scandal but rejected any personal or ministerial responsibility, framing the issue as a decades-long, systemic failure rooted in Greece’s political past.
Mitsotakis Government Under Fire as Libya Challenges Greece’s Maritime Boundaries South of Crete with Official Note to UN
Libya has formally contested Greece’s maritime boundaries south and west of Crete by submitting a diplomatic note to the United Nations, challenging Athens’ Exclusive Economic Zone claims and escalating tensions over Eastern Mediterranean energy exploration rights.