AMetron Analysis poll presented Thursday shows that the Greek government continues to face widespread public discontent, despite a slight increase in support within its own voter base. The survey indicates that a majority of citizens oppose the government's performance, with dissatisfaction driven primarily by inflation and other economic pressures. Most Greeks Say the Country Is Moving in the Wrong Direction According to the poll, 69% of respondents believe Greece is headed in the wrong direction, a figure consistent with previous surveys. Most people say their personal financial situation has either worsened or remained unchanged compared to last year, while only 15% report improvement. The top concern for nearly half of respondents (49%) is rising prices, followed closely by broader economic challenges. Concerns about institutional trust also remain high, and more people now cite corruption as a key problem. Government Scores...