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Pasok MP and former minister Yannis Loverdos is the man who delivered to parliament classified defense ministry documents that he says establish that a middleman was illegally used by Defense Minister Panos Kammenos in pursuing a munitions sale to Saudi Arabia. The documents will be at the centre of Monday’s parliamentary debate, where Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and main opposition New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis will clash swords.

This coming Monday will be a crucial day for this country’s political life. The Syriza-Independent Greeks party coalition is in danger of breaking up.

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Friday night returned from Brussels to Athens, where a hellish weekend awaited him.  On Monday in parliament he will face a major battle which he himself provoked, so as to provide cover for his coalition partner, Defense Minister Panos Kammenos. But the drums have already begun to beat in Syriza.

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In the second half of this year, the central government’s debt will increase by 3.2 billion euros in order to create security reserves and debt payments.

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German domestic political developments, with the inability to form a government in Berlin, are cause for heightened political anxiety in Athens, which fears impediments in achieving its long-awaited debt reprofiling

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To αντιπολιτευτικό μενού της ΝΔ μολονότι περιέχει απ’ όλα -«σκληρό ροκ» για την οικονομία και το μέρισμα αλλά και αυστηρή κριτική για την κυβερνητική αδράνεια στις πλημμύρες- έχει πάντα ένα σταθερό…«κυρίως πιάτο»: την καθημερινότητα.

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The emerging centre-left party that Fofi Gennimata will lead bills itself as progressive and pluralistic and hopes to attract former Pasok voters and wide swathe of centrist voters

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