Greece evaluates election timing amid energy crisis

The Greek government is evaluating potential dates for upcoming elections amidst a challenging winter marked by rising energy costs. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has stated that the administration's priority is supporting society against the impact of high heating and fuel prices.

While no definitive decision has been made, certain timelines are being considered or dismissed. A March election is viewed as politically unfavorable due to the ongoing economic impact of the energy crisis. Initial discussions suggested late April, before Easter, but newer proposals suggest holding the elections in the second half of May.

The government continues to monitor global economic shifts and energy market volatility, assessing the situation every fifteen days to determine the best course of action for both political and fiscal stability.