Submitted to Parliament: The “Transition Map” for the Armed Forces – New Pay Scale, Career Paths and Voluntary Enlistment of Women
A holistic reform of pay, ranks, education and conscription – All key provisions of the Dendias bill
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Budget debate ignites Parliament: farmers, OPEKEPE scandal and rule-of-law claims fuel fierce clashes
Budget debate ignites Parliament: farmers, OPEKEPE scandal and rule-of-law claims fuel fierce clashes
The 2026 Budget turns into a de facto confidence test as ministers and opposition leaders collide head-on
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Mitsotakis in Parliament: “The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Does Not Belong to Any Government or Any Party”
Mitsotakis in Parliament: “The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Does Not Belong to Any Government or Any Party”
“The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier symbolizes the unity of Greeks against any national enemy,” he said, adding that “it represents the very definition of a place of coexistence, not confrontation.”
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Niki Kerameos: “It’s Not a 13-Hour Nightmare, It’s a Choice” – Political Storm in Parliament
Niki Kerameos: “It’s Not a 13-Hour Nightmare, It’s a Choice” – Political Storm in Parliament
Sharp clash between government and opposition over the new Labor Bill. SYRIZA walks out of the vote amid accusations and assurances from the Ministry of Labor about worker protections.
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Parliament: New Democracy submits proposal for inquiry committee on OPEKEPE with 60 signatures
Parliament: New Democracy submits proposal for inquiry committee on OPEKEPE with 60 signatures
The proposal, signed by 60 New Democracy MPs, was presented by Deputy Speaker of Parliament Giorgos Georgantas. According to parliamentary sources, the motion is expected to be brought to a vote by the end of July
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Parliament: The amendment on immigration was passed with 177 “yes” votes
Parliament: The amendment on immigration was passed with 177 “yes” votes
The government’s amendment on immigration was approved by the House of Representatives with 177 positive votes. After an electronic vote, 74 MPs voted “no” and 42 chose “present”, while a total of 293 MPs voted.
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Parliament passes bill to tighten restrictions on tobacco, alcohol access for minors
Parliament passes bill to tighten restrictions on tobacco, alcohol access for minors
The legislation introduces stricter regulations governing the sale, provision, and distribution of tobacco and alcohol to individuals under the age of 18, and establishes a unified enforcement mechanism to prevent underage access.
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Parliament votes to investigate former transport minister
Parliament votes to investigate former transport minister
The vote was carried out by secret ballot, with 154 lawmakers upholding the proposal submitted by governing New Democracy – which has 155 seats in the House.
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Parliament president on visit of US Congress members: ‘Opening a new era in Greek-US parliamentary diplomacy’
Parliament president on visit of US Congress members: 'Opening a new era in Greek-US parliamentary diplomacy'
He also informed them that during his meeting with the US Embassy Chargé d'Affaires Maria Olson, he had extended a first-ever invitation to the speaker of the US House of Representatives to visit Greece, asking for the assistance of delegation head Representative Vern Buchanan in achieving this.
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Parliament: The motion of no confidence against the government was rejected
Parliament: The motion of no confidence against the government was rejected
The motion of no confidence against the government was rejected by the Parliament.
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Mitsotakis in the pre-agenda discussion in Parliament – They want to turn Tempi into a point of division
Kyriakos Mitsotakis in the pre-agenda discussion in Parliament – They want to turn Tempi into a point of division
The second issue is who will maintain the railway lines. The solution is an intergovernmental agreement with a foreign organization that will support OSE in the maintenance and safety of the network.
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Parliament observes minute of silence for Tempe train crash victims
Parliament observes minute of silence for Tempe train crash victims
“I humbly bow my head before the 57 souls and their loved ones, with an honest promise that the parliament will rise to the occasion. Justice will be done, come what may,” Parliament President Nikitas Kaklamanis said addressing lawmakers.
