Recently, PASOK President Nikos Androulakis has become more articulate about his intentions. Recently, he has been constantly repeating that PASOK’s goal is to form a government from the first Sunday, which is completely the opposite of the intention of Kyriakos Mitsotakis. Experienced analysts note that such tactics, on the one hand, strengthen the authority of PASOK in the government, on the other hand, unite the world, which is not at all positive about the government’s intentions to hold a double vote.

Dinner Samara – Karamanly

Last night in the northern suburbs there was a new dinner, after Thessaloniki, between Kostas Karamanlis and Antonis Samaras. The dinner initiative belonged to Antonis Samaras in exchange for a lunch in Thessaloniki. The dinner takes place just one week before the official opening of the Antonis Samaras Foundation on December 7th.

They ask for opinion

In the months leading up to elections, moves are always very cautious, as balances are fragile. In this context, I learn that Maximou, for the final closing of ballots in key and major constituencies, is asking for the final opinion of those who were elected first in 2019 in order to avoid any possibility of complaints and disputes.

Contact Meloni

Yesterday the Prime Minister had his first telephone conversation with the new Prime Minister of Italy, Giorgia Meloni. Kyriakos Mitsotakis congratulated his Italian counterpart while briefly reviewing bilateral relations, highlighting the prospects for strengthening cooperation and coordination in areas of mutual interest such as the energy crisis and immigration. In the end, they agreed to have a foursome as soon as possible. As a reminder, Mr. Mitsotakis was one of those who publicly congratulated Ms. Meloni after her election via Twitter, which not all leaders did. “We look forward to working closely together for the benefit of our Euro-Atlantic family and stability in our region,” he wrote.

Economy

From now on, SYRIZA will focus its opposition on issues of economy and everyday life, while competent sources emphasize, however, that wiretapping will not disappear from the news simply because “the government decided so.”