Parliament speaker, Kostas Tasoulas, announced to Parliament the Prime Minister's choice of his person as the candidate and certain next President of the Republic, .

Mr. Tasoulas took the floor in Parliament in a first reaction after the Prime Minister’s announcement, speaking of a top honor and responsibility and at the same time announcing that the election procedures will begin on Saturday, January 25.

“The Prime Minister’s proposal is a top honor as well as a responsibility. We have entered uncertain times, both near us and more broadly in the world

The preservation of national unity and the harmonious functioning of Institutions are becoming valuable prerequisites for the stability and prosperity of the country

This is also the mission of the President as described in the Constitution,” he said, among other things.

Konstantinos (Kostas) Tasoulas (Ioannina, 17 July 1959) is a Greek politician and lawyer. Kostas Tasoulas has been Speaker of the Hellenic Parliament since July 2019 and is a New Democracy MP elected in Ioannina. Tasoulas has been elected in the capital of Epirus continuously since 2000, while he has served as Deputy Minister of National Defense in the government of Kostas Karamanlis (2007–2009) as well as Minister of Culture and Sports in the government of Antonis Samaras (2014–2015). Kostas Tasoulas studied Law at the University of Athens and worked as a lawyer.

A wild fight broke out on the evening of Monday, January 13, 2025, at the party that former US ambassador to Athens George Tsunis threw for his friends in Greece at the well-known Nisiotissa fish tavern in the north of Athens.
The incident took place between publishers and spread to the surrounding tables, essentially creating an unimaginable fight that had everyone running left and right.

Bahceli characterizes the arming of the islands as a provocation, Greece does not renounce its natural and legal right to defense, let alone at a time when it is threatened with war, the Foreign Ministry responds

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in a letter today to Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, asks the European Union to consider new ways to reduce gas and electricity prices.