Kyriakos Mitsotakis

It is time after many years to break the climate of division and of the automatic rejection of the initiatives of one’s political opponents.

What former PM Alexis Tsipras and his finance minister Euclid Tsakalotos did not believe would happen may indeed occur.

Anastasiades said that he discussed with Mitsotakis ways to confront Turkish provocations in Cyprus’ EEZ.

The government is pledging to grant greater autonomy to top state functionaries to limit the need for the signatures of countless bureaucrats.

The discussion during the three-day debate focused on the government’s announcements and particularly on those pertaining to the economy.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said that his government must send the message that the country is changing for the better in his second address to Parliament before receiving a vote of confidence. Mitsotakis also welcomed the low-key rhetoric of the opposition as a sign of a new, more moderate political culture. “The country is acquiring […]

The government’s programme was approved by all 158 New Democracy MPs in the Parliament that was elected on 7 July.

'I was impressed by the shift from invective and shrieks towards an institutional placidity on the part of New Democracy,' Tsipras declared.

Incoming Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was well prepared. He had picked his ministers and associates from a pool comprised of both politicians and technocrats.

Mitsotakis’ pledge to bolster the DIAS motorcycle patrol and to reconstitute the Delta group in Greek Police (a rapid reaction motorcycle force which was abolished by the SYRIZA government) will be implemented with the hiring of 1,500 new officers.

As the face of the European C omission during the more recent part of the Greek crisis, Schinas often was called upon to explain relations between the EU and Athens.

'To support growth and debt sustainability, the commitment to stick to the agreed reform path beyond the end of the programme is essential.' the ESM declared.

PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis as main opposition leader had demanded that the police chief be sacked at the time.

The first bond issue after the elections indicates that investors, thanks in part to the more general climate, trust our country.

“Greece is not alone on the great issues that concern her and this is all the more true on the migration issue,” Avramopoulos declared.

Germany, France, Spain, Britain, Portugal, Sweden, Denmark, Austria and the Netherlands, were among the EU member-states that recognised Guaido as interim leader early this year.

Apparently alluding to Mitsotakis’ stated hope of persuading creditors to lower the primary surplus target, Yannis Stournaras said that Greece needs more fiscal space in order to implement structural reforms and achieve a higher growth rate.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, whose government was sworn in this week after winning elections on July 7, cancelled his schedule and was being continually briefed, a government official said.

There will be constant communication with ministers and ministry general secretaries to support and coordinate their work through a surveillance mechanism in order to meet government targets.

SYRIZA propaganda's last stand.