From Brussels, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated Greece will not engage in excessive spending in the lead-up to elections. He emphasized that Greece is not an isolated entity – a reference to the well-known phrase about the Gaulish village – when addressing the energy crisis. Mitsotakis drew a firm line regarding funds allocated to farmers and cohesion programs, supported by 15 allies. He also criticized Nikos Androulakis for the circulation of alleged “blue letters,” implying smear tactics. The Prime Minister signaled a potential openness to new measures, but within fiscally responsible boundaries. These statements suggest a cautious approach to economic policy and a willingness to engage in political debate ahead of the upcoming vote.