The political scene in Greece is undergoing dramatic shifts, altering power dynamics and roles initially defined in the June 2023 elections. For the first time in modern Greek history, SYRIZA has lost its position as the main opposition party without elections taking place. Meanwhile, new parties such as the Democracy Movement, founded by Stefanos Kasselakis, are reshaping the political landscape.

Greek Parliament's plenary rejected a motion of censure against the government on Thursday night, collecting fewer than the required majority of votes over 300 deputies.

A bill allowing same-sex couples to marry in a civil ceremony was voted in the Greek parliament late on Thursday night by roll-call vote.