The political confrontation in Greece continues following government announcements regarding the state budget, with focus on interventions for banks. Opposition parties criticize the government’s measures as superficial, while Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis defends his strategies aimed at supporting the middle class and vulnerable households through 2027. The debate centers around a proposed tax on banks’ excess profits, with opposition accusing the government of inadequate response to economic challenges. Various political leaders express strong dissatisfaction, highlighting a growing divide on economic policies.