Political Council

Both Olga Markogiannaki and Kostas Tsoukalas took their first steps in politics through PASP, the student wing of PASOK. They are seen as part of the renewal within the party, especially through their involvement in the European Parliament elections.

By decision of PASOK-Movement for Change leader, Nikos Androulakis, a 9-member Coordinating Political Center is formed, including:

Nikos Androulakis has scheduled a reshuffling of forces within the parliamentary group and the establishment of a Political Headquarters at Harilaou Trikoupi for early next week. This will involve not only some members of the younger generation but also his three competitors from the recent leadership election.

The “reborn” leader of PASOK begins today with consecutive meetings – The roles of Geroulanos and Diamantopoulou and the new power structure.

The six PASOK leadership candidates have resumed their tours across Greece following the pivotal televised debate, a key moment that continues to shape their campaigns, as they assess both gains and setbacks.

A new chapter opened today for PASOK, with most of its members attending the crucial Central Committee meeting, convinced that their proposal for an immediate leadership election this fall will finally be accepted by Nikos Androulakis.

Tension is high within PASOK following the stormy session of the Political Council and the Central Committee - All eyes are now on the battle for new leadership

As calls within the party for leadership elections get louder, the turmoil that is threatening to upend socialist PASOK in the aftermath of the European election was on full display at Wednesday's joint meeting of the party's Political Council and the Parliamentary Group.

A joint meeting of the Political Council and Parliamentary Group is scheduled for tomorrow. Intervention by Doukas and Papandreou for a progressive front

In his first public statement, made on state broadcaster ERT, since his leadership of the party was challenged in the wake of the European elections, socialist PASOK's president, Nikos Androulakis, adopted a hard line on Monday threatening those who insist on "toxic speech, introversion and discord" with expulsions.