Nikos Androulakis
Greek politician and civil engineer (born 1979)
Photo: Basilispanagou, CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikimedia Commons, cropped)
- yesterday
New Democracy leads Opinion Poll survey at 30.3%, 14.4 points ahead of Tsipras's ELAS
An Opinion Poll survey for Action 24, conducted 7 to 12 October, puts New Democracy at 30.3% in vote estimate, with no single-party majority in the projected seat split. Cost of living is the top concern for 59% of respondents.
- 2d ago
Tsipras tours flood- and fire-hit Crete, calls for linking farm subsidies to production
Alexis Tsipras spent 12 and 13 October touring flood- and fire-hit Crete, where ELGA livestock damage announcements stood at about 200 by 7 October. The visit focused on delayed compensation and the link between subsidies and production.
- 2d ago
Karteros's insult of Androulakis deepens PASOK-ELAS feud over second place
Former Tsipras speechwriter Thanasis Karteros called PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis an idiot in a column, and both sides are now trading accusations over who will finish second at the next election.
- 6d ago
Tsipras accuses PASOK of sparing Mitsotakis, PASOK says ELAS aims to divide the left
ELAS leader Alexis Tsipras told Parapolitika radio that PASOK is caught between him and New Democracy, and PASOK answered with four questions on pensions, taxes and universities.
- 6d ago
Anna Papadopoulou files legal action against PASOK official Dimitris Konstantopoulos after television clash
Greek Left Coalition spokesperson Anna Papadopoulou is taking legal action against former PASOK lawmaker Dimitris Konstantopoulos following accusations of intimidation and verbal abuse during a broadcast on ART TV.
- Oct 6
Nikos Androulakis rejects coalition of defeated parties and demands PASOK victory
In an interview on ERTnews, PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis ruled out joining a government without winning first place, criticising New Democracy on debt relief, pensions, and Aegean diplomacy.
- Oct 5
Evangelos Apostolakis to join PASOK parliamentary group, expanding seat total to 35
PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis will meet former defence minister Evangelos Apostolakis in parliament at noon on Monday to formalize his entry into the party's parliamentary group ahead of a scheduled evening broadcast on ERTnews.
- Oct 1
PASOK submits amendment in Greece to lower fuel excise taxes during oil price spikes
Greece's opposition party PASOK submitted a parliamentary amendment proposing an automatic reduction in fuel excise taxes whenever global crude prices exceed official budget forecasts.
- Sep 12
Greek government criticizes PASOK leader over uncosted pledges at Thessaloniki Fair
Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis rejected PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis's Thessaloniki Fair proposals, arguing that pledged measures lack fiscal costings or duplicate active government programs.
- Sep 10
Alexis Tsipras presents ELAS election platform and opens door to PASOK coalition
At the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair, the former Greek prime minister outlined his party's programme, proposed wealth taxes, and rejected a third-party compromise premier.
- Sep 5
PASOK criticizes Mitsotakis over 2.2 billion euro economic package at Thessaloniki fair
Opposition spokesperson Kostas Tsoukalas described government measures announced on 5 September 2026 as inadequate half-measures after seven years of New Democracy rule.
- Sep 5
Mitsotakis unveils €2.2 billion economic package at Thessaloniki International Fair
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced a 2.2 billion euro fiscal package for 2027, featuring tax cuts for businesses, pension increases, and targeted relief for rural areas.
- Sep 3
PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis pledges 13th salary restoration at Heraklion rally
PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis marked the party's 52nd anniversary in Heraklion by announcing commitments to restore public sector benefits and initiate a campaign for national political change.
- Sep 2
PASOK accuses Alexis Tsipras of copying 80% of its economic platform in Thessaloniki speech
Greece's PASOK party issued a scathing response to former prime minister Alexis Tsipras on Wednesday, claiming his newly unveiled ELAS economic program directly copied policy proposals from Nikos Androulakis.
- Aug 29
Greek government blocks SYRIZA nominee Elena Akrita for Parliament vice president, triggering opposition backlash
New Democracy refused to back SYRIZA MP Elena Akrita for the 5th Vice President of the Hellenic Parliament, prompting legal threats and accusations of manipulating parliamentary majorities from opposition parties.
- Aug 28
PASOK unveils 11-point private debt plan as Greek finance ministry rejects proposals
PASOK has presented an 11-point legislative package to restructure Greek private debt, drawing swift rejection from the Ministry of National Economy and Finance over European Union insolvency rules.
- Aug 24
Tsipras to present economic program in Thessaloniki ahead of Mitsotakis fair address
Alexis Tsipras will present the Greek Left Coalition economic platform in Thessaloniki on 2 September 2026, four days ahead of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis's fair speech.
- Aug 15
Mitsotakis marks Dormition feast in Chania, dedicates message to Greece's wildfire fighters
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis attended the Divine Liturgy for the Dormition of the Theotokos at a monastery in Chania on 15 August, using his annual message to honour those fighting summer wildfires across Greece.
- Aug 2
Greek FM Gerapetritis denies AI-fabricated dinner story, calls it 'personal targeting'
A front-page story in the Greek Sunday newspaper Estia, complete with an AI-generated photograph, claimed Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis held a secret dinner with two PASOK officials to plot against the opposition leader. All three named individuals immediately denied the report as a fabrication.
- Jul 30
PASOK and Tsipras's ELAS trade accusations over 1.16 billion euros in party debts and bank ties
Greece's main opposition PASOK and Alexis Tsipras's ELAS exchanged fierce accusations on July 30 over 1.16 billion euros in combined debts of New Democracy and PASOK, with each side alleging the other serves bank interests.
