By Gifts Antoniou

With different priorities and goals, the return to the regularity of political news from the beginning of next week will be accompanied, when the August break a break for government officials and opposition parties is expected to be completed.

For the government the fronts are recorded: the first is to formulate the most powerful Package for TIF as possible. This year’s prime minister’s presence in the co -host in early September, has been given the character of the government’s “total reinstatement” operation.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis will seek from the TIF step and overall with the government’s excursion to Thessaloniki showing that there is no question of reformary fatigue and that the government will not succumb to the so -called “curse of the second four years”. This, of course, implies that a coherent, convincing narrative will be required for the next steps and priorities of the government. Opposite to an audience that does not give time to a six -year government, but awaits immediate, tangible results.

The second front concerns the internal balances of the government faction, which have been significantly disturbed lately and does not seem to be easy or simple to return to normalcy. The distance in the relations of government leadership and the parliamentary group is constantly expanding, while poor democratic image does not help, as Members’ anxiety grows for their future.

In addition, reaction voices and criticism are reinforced that the manipulations selected on a number of serious issues, such as the OPEKEPE scandal, have brought them apologetic against the party base on issues that could have been made of different options.

But it’s not just the government in a difficult position. PASOK is also called upon to quickly be able to get rid of low poll. The party may have the title of opposition, but it seems to be unable to threaten the government with claims. The big bet for Harilaou Trikoupi is exactly that: to convince it that it is an alternative proposal of power. The audience in which PASOK looks forward to is the so -called “gray zone” voters.

Particularly those who leave ND And their numbers have increased lately, but they do not decide to move to another party. Remain in the ranks of the undecided. With this audience they will seek to “talk” PASOK next time, highlighting the government’s weaknesses.

As for SYRIZA, it seems to be far from being considered a party that has a prospect of government, as it has lost a very large percentage of poll and is not visible to recover its dynamics. The fragmentation of the party certainly does not help. Not even the rumor for Alexis Tsipras’ impending return to the central political scene.

The political landscape seems to be in a state of great liquidity, where even the slightest mistake or failure can work multiplier. The next time will be decisive for the balances that will be formed by the end of the year, as 2026 is essentially a pre -election year.