Kostas Simitis, the former Prime Minister of Greece, passed away today, January 5. He served as Prime Minister from 1996 to 2004, leading significant reforms and the country’s entry into the Eurozone. Tributes have poured in from across the political…
Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier is expected to announce the dissolution of the Bundestag and new elections set for February 23, 2024. Following Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s unsuccessful confidence vote, Steinmeier will reveal his decision after consultations with party leaders. The upcoming…
Mexico is undertaking significant reforms by allowing judges to be elected through popular vote, altering the judicial appointment process. This change aims to enhance accountability and public trust in the judiciary. The decision comes amid ongoing discussions about judicial independence…
Nikos Androulakis, leader of PASOK and the main opposition party in Greece, criticizes the economic policies of New Democracy, claiming they favor oligopolies and exacerbate inequalities. He proposes reducing VAT on essential goods while maintaining fiscal responsibility. Androulakis asserts that…
In this week’s episode, Adam and Chris reflect on significant political milestones for Labour, engage in discussions about Tim Shipman’s insights, and consider potential reforms within the party. The analysis provides a detailed overview of the current political landscape and…
Klaus Iohannis, who served as President of Romania for ten years, is facing criticism for his failure to implement promised reforms and for collaborating with the Social Democratic Party, undermining his initial platform against corruption. As trust in institutions erodes,…
The Assembly of M5s members has voted to amend the two-term limit rule, with over 50% in favor of various revisions, including increasing the limit to three terms and exceptions for mayoral and regional president candidacies. Source
Stefanos Kasselakis, during the launch of his new political party ‘Movement for Democracy’, emphasized the need for an innovative approach to politics in Greece, aligning with contemporary challenges. He criticized existing parties for straying from their founding principles and assured…
Socrates Famellos, a candidate for the SYRIZA presidency, expressed cautious optimism regarding recent polling results while highlighting the need for party reform. He criticized organized opposition within SYRIZA and urged members to strengthen the party in response to societal demands….
In a live address to the Greek Parliament, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis outlined plans for the reform of the Personal Doctor system and the establishment of University Health Centers. The discussion will also feature comments from various political leaders, including…
