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This is yet another confirmation of the fact that on many levels the previous government worked without a real plan and thus undermined social cohesion.

Greece, which is now borrowing with record low interest rates and can hope for a definitive exit from the crisis, will be able to borrow more money more cheaply.

Anastasiades underscored the crucial importance of existing trilateral cooperations in the Eastern Mediterranean.

A barrage of draft legislation which signals the government’s outlook and overall plan will be tabled in Parliament this week.

No one must forget that the electoral system must serve national and not partrisan interests.

Russia’s Rostec state conglomerate said Russia would be ready to supply its SU-35 jets to Turkey if Ankara requested them.

Every Greek citizen has suffered the martyrdom of dealing with a monstrous and constantly expanding bureaucracy.

'A review of the Bank’s strategic orientations of its lending activities in Turkey is scheduled for later this year,' an EIB spokeswoman said.

The monitoring mechanism that the government intends to establish to ensure transparency should be welcomed as a step in the right direction.

Our fire-ravaged fellow citizens who are struggling to survive received nothing from the callous people in power.

The governance of a country, of course, is not a sprint but rather a marathon.The haste of those in power, however, is in line with citizens’ needs at this point.

Will the government’s plan and decisiveness in implementing it prove stronger than the resistance that it will undoubtedly come up against?

Mitsotakis maintained that lowering the primary surplus targets is feasible 'when we demonstrate in practice our reform dynamic'.

'I am convinced that we will manage to bring the bright Greece that we all deserve,' Mitsotakis declared.

'He is the man who for three-and-a-half years clamoured for elections, engaged in disaster-mongering, and predicted our failure even though he knew that we were putting a derailed economy back on track,”the former PM said.

According to One Channel, Mitsotakis in his second and final address before the vote of confidence, on the eve of the first anniversary of the Mati wildfire which claimed 102 lives, will announce relief measures for residents.

Judging by the political programme that PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis tabled in Parliament it appears that the overarching aim of the government is to produce as soon as possible palpable results for society.

The government is now obliged to present in detail its plan and programme and to implement it swiftly.

Even at this late date, the state has a duty to act in a manner that will not offend either the lives of survivors or the memory of the dead.

Completing ignoring EU warnings and sanctions and repeated US warnings, Turkish Defence Minister Fatih Donmez announced that Ankara’s ultra-modern drilling ship Fatih has reached a depth of 5,000 metres in drilling to the west of Cyprus