Ioannis Lamprogiannis Blog

  A political storm is building in Greece as the ongoing Predator spyware scandal pushes the country closer to a potential early election. New developments — including a recent court ruling and fresh claims about how the spyware was used — have reignited public outrage and intensified pressure on the government. The case, which involves allegations of illegal surveillance of politicians, journalists, and officials, refuses to fade away. A t the center of the political clash is a parliamentary showdown expected in early April, requested by opposition leader Nikos Androulakis, who himself was a confirmed surveillance target. Behind the scenes, the mood is shifting. Even government insiders are reportedly growing uneasy, as the narrative that this was only the work of “private actors” becomes harder to defend. Meanwhile, legal pressure is mounting. Multiple individuals targeted by the spyware are preparing lawsuits, potentially opening a new and explosive phase of the scandal. The big...