Mitsotakis

Recently, main opposition leader Alexis Tsipras called the PM a Herod who kills children. Yesterday, he declared that the PM has ideological fixations and that he is fanatical and a liar.

A better and more rational health policy, the merging of institutions, and a more effective distribution of hospitals by region are all urgent matters given current public health conditions.

The broad approval of the government in public opinion is accompanied by a notably high percentage of citizens – 73.2 percent - who are negative about SYRIZA’s opposition tactics.

Ankara – as was confirmed by the Biden-Erdogan talks with bilateral relations tattered – will always be viewed as a crucial ally for the West, of which Greece is a part.

The Greek economy, which is awaiting the summer season in order to make up for losses during the protracted lockdown, cannot stage a comeback amid fear of new restrictions

One can achieve aims during PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the possible Biden-Mitsotakis meeting.

Within a matter of hours, two murders in cold blood linked to organised crime confirmed beyond any doubt that this issue far transcends communications management.

The Turkish Foreign Minister talks to TO VIMA ahead of his meetings with Prime Minister Mitsotakis and Foreign Minister Dendias.

The government figures that due to the extension of “Iraklis” Greek banks will soon have a small share of unserviced loans – under 10 percent,

Mitsotakis summoned his citizen’s protection minister, MIchalis Chrisohoidis, to ask him to expedite the investigation of journalist Yorgos Karaivaz's murder, that he said has shocked all of Greek society.

The summer respite changed things and we have been in an almost constant lockdown since November, with small breathers for retail sales and schools.

When on 8 January The Wall Street Journal first referred to the deadly coronavirus the World Health Organisation offered assurances that the disease was not transmissible between humans.

Severe domestic problems and international pressures on Turkey’s president have led to erratic actions, including dangerous games in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean.

Hegemony over the political centre will be decided not on the basis of who can best humour the political centre, but rather on the basis of who appears more mature and trustworthy in addressing it.

The details regarding a travel certificate are important in countries with the Western way of life as is the protection of the private data of those who will request a certificate from the national authorities of their countries.

Mr. MItsotakis;' strongest weapon is his government's new, cohesive plan for exploiting funding from the EU Pandemic Recovery Fund to promote tourism and to solidify and exploit Greece's new, stronger geopolitical position.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is quite rightly thrashing out measures with targeted assistance for the middle class that will be a central part of the national reconstruction plan on the basis of which Greece will receive EU Recovery Fund liquidity.

It will be impossible to station a police contingent outside of all Patras churches and the last thing the government wants is clashes between police and faithful.

As in the spring lockdown, movement will be limited to essentials and citizens will have to send an SMS to get approval to leave home for a very limited number of purposes.

The government must not allow the pandemic and the Turkish crisis to disorient them and they must speed up reform efforts so as to implement necessary changes.

The best answer to Turkish provocations is always diplomacy. That way Athens demonstrates that it is by being the trustworthy regional interlocutor and that in contrast with Turkey it can be a basic pillar of stability.

'This is proof of the power of the parliamentary system and of the separation of powers - of unity, truth and the proper functioning [of the state],' the PM said after the verdict.

The polls show how citizens judge actions and behaviours and that they constantly seek solutions to the everyday problems which affect their quality of life.

In contrast to the main opposition leader, who is irked when his cadres express criticism, Kyriakos Mitsotakis made clear that he will not tolerate the indifference of his associates towards citizens and their needs.

The citizens who were hit hard by the natural disaster must not be left to their own devices nor can the routine public sector foot dragging be tolerated.

The promotion of the general secretary of civil protection to the rank of deputy minister for civil protection and crisis management was a step in the right direction as central planning and coordination are necessary.

Mitsotakis said his message was one of self-confidence in the face of the fear stirred in households and businesses by the murky terrain of the coming months both on the economic and public health front.

'What we have achieved is to raise awareness of Europe as a whole about the strategic importance of the Mediterranean basin and especially of the Eastern Mediterranean,' the PM said.

The European Commission has pledged to help transport 400 children and adolescents to mainland Greece but it is now too late. Disaster has struck and thousands of people are stranded in the streets.

Political parties and education-related groups should allow the education reforms to be implemented and go forward.

The past spectacle of the government targeting the central banker should not be repeated. It is an institution that is not fertile ground for political skirmishes.

The scientific committee in tandem with the PM has approved a timetable for the gradual lifting of shop shutdown and of restrictive measures in restaurants, bars, and other establishments.

“'Today it is not our sacred beliefs that are being tested but rather but rather our faith in human health, the love for one’s neighbor which is a cornerstone of Orthodoxy.' Mitsotakis said.