Confidence in the Tsipras government will be decided in a vote in Greek Parliament on Wednesday night, with debate about the issue to begin in the plenary at 12 noon today, Tuesday.
The Conference of Presidents said the debate would end with a vote on Wednesday night.
The meeting also decided to postpone Monday’s scheduled discussion on an education ministry draft bill that was due to begin at noon.
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras initiated the process on Sunday, sending a letter to Parliament President Nikos Voutsis asking him to make the necessary arrangements.
The Prime Minister announced that he would ask parliament to renew its vote of confidence in the government, rather than make use of constitutional leeway to rule without an explicit majority after the Independent Greeks (ANEL) party announced that it was withdrawing from the coalition with SYRIZA on Sunday.
Wall Street suffered a historic $5 trillion loss in just two days, with the Dow…
On April 4, 2025, the U.K. Office of Maritime Trade Operations reported that vessels in…
The new Trump tariffs threaten Greek exports to the U.S., putting over €440 million worth…
The Athens Stock Exchange plunged nearly 8% this week, with a sharp 4.8% drop on…
Turkish Foreign Minister Fidan expresses Turkey's desire to avoid confrontation with Israel in Syria and…
A bronze statue of legendary soprano Maria Callas, created by Greek sculptor Nikos Floros, was…
![](data:image/svg+xml;charset=utf-8,<svg height="497px" width="776px" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" version="1.1"/>)
