Greek Government Faces No-Confidence Vote Over Deadly 2023 Train Crash
The Greek government faces a no-confidence vote this week over a deadly 2023 train disaster, days after protests brought the country to a standstill to press their demands for political accountability. Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets on Friday to mark the second anniversary of the country's worst rail crash, demanding justice for the victims. Fifty-seven people, most of them students, were killed in the disaster.
- The level of public outrage and protests over the government's handling of the 2023 train disaster could set a precedent for holding politicians accountable for their actions in times of crisis.
- How will this no-confidence vote impact the future of Greece's politics, particularly if the government is unable to weather the storm and maintain its grip on power?