Mitsotakis Sets the Stage: 25 Major Reforms to Redefine Greece by End‑2025
Prime Minister outlines bold roadmap at Cabinet meeting, pledging key transformations from local governance to export promotion and digital modernization
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Unveiling of the new minimum wage “locked” at 880 euros & the evaluation of the public sector in the Cabinet
Unveiling of the new minimum wage “locked” at 880 euros & the evaluation of the public sector in the Cabinet
At 16:00 the cabinet meeting, at 10:00 Mitsotakis' visit to the Ministry of Immigration and Asylum - The government's commitment to set the minimum wage at 950 euros in 2027 remains
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Greek PM Reshuffles Cabinet after No-Confidence Vote
Greek PM Reshuffles Cabinet after No-Confidence Vote
The most notable changes in the Greek cabinet reshuffle include Kostis Hatzidakis being appointed Deputy Prime Minister and Kyriakos Pierrakakis taking over as Minister of National Economy and Finance.
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Mitsotakis: Greater accountability for ministers and ministries – Tempi investigation in Its final stages
Mitsotakis: Greater accountability for ministers and ministries – Tempi investigation in Its final stages
Agenda includes bills on banning tobacco and alcohol sales to minors and the introduction of judicial guardianship
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Cabinet discusses measures to address juvenile violence: Fines for parents and juvenile detention for minors
Cabinet discusses measures to address juvenile violence: Fines for parents and juvenile detention for minors as young as 14
Strict measures and legal reforms are being discussed to tackle the rising wave of juvenile delinquency in and outside schools. These include mandatory community service and assigning protective companies to monitor minors
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Mitsotakis to cabinet: The focus is on efficiency and great steps forward
Mitsotakis to cabinet: The focus is on efficiency and great steps forward
"We have no right to disappoint the citizens who placed their trust in us," the prime minister said, while recommending "few words and much work" and stressing that "our government's work must not be sacrificed on the altar of communication."
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PM Mitsotakis to Cabinet: Support will continue for as long as the crisis in energy continues
PM Mitsotakis to Cabinet: Support will continue for as long as the crisis in energy continues
Mitsotakis pointed out that "the government is moving on the domestic front but at the same time is also moving within a European framework, as well as in Greece's neighbourhood."
