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'The sooner the general election is held the better, so that this degenerate situation which does not benefit the country and harms Greeks can end,' said ND's spokesperson

Tsipras scraps parliamentary rules change following charges from the opposition and the press that he is being blackmailed by his ex-junior coalition partner.

the key issue remains that the PM’s trip to Ankara seems to lack a compass and appears to be occurring in unchartered waters.

Because in our peculiar country there is an underlying current of political instability, it would be best to come to a radical and clear solution now.

This government has repeatedly violated the spirit of the country’s Basic Law and sometimes even the letter.

Gennimata is reacting to Tsipras’ open efforts to attract centre-left voters and to create a “progressive front” that will pillage her party’s erstwhile electoral base.

The change directly affects the government’s former junior coalition partner, Independent Greeks leader PanosKammenos, who is about to lose his fifth MP.

If the government is truly so dedicated to guarding Greece’s image it need only align itself with the overwhelming majority of democratic nations.

Kammenos saw the shift to conservatism triggered by the backlash on the Macedonia naming issue and counted on a political rebirth.

In 2018, the Open Society Foundation’s budget was approximately one billion dollars US, of which 81.7mn were earmarked for Europe

Gennimata expelled from the party the leader of the small, cooperating Democratic Left party, Thanasis Theocharopoulos.

Recent comments by Zaev have fueled criticism that the agreement permits Skopje to interpret it as it sees fit.

It is not just democratic norms that mandate that a minister cannot tell a journalist “Who are you to ask me?”

On Tuesday evening, the dysfunctions arising from the government’s loss of its parliamentary majority were revealed.

The report also concerns itself with Skopje’s EU course, and it calls for a roadmap for implementation and enforcement of the Prespa Accord in the longer term.

Deputy speaker, Tasia Christodoulopoulou said that from now on every bill will be put to a rollcall vote so all 16 independent MPs can speak.

Apostolakis said that the two countries’ lonstanding defence cooperation is constantly increasing, and that from now on it will be much more effective.

Greece is the only eurozone country that borrows with such high interest rates. The crisis is over for Portugal and Spain, but unfortunately not for Greece.

In order to achieve the desired autonomous return to the markets and render the country fundable there must be repeated Greek bond issues at regular intervals and across all terms of maturity.

Katainen expressed the Commission's satisfaction regarding Greek investments under the European Fund for Strategic Investments