A delegation visited areas affected by recent wildfires, with G. Boulekos stating that forest firefighting is a national message requiring a national policy, criticizing the New Democracy's results as catastrophic.

A funeral service was held for a recently deceased minister from Greece's New Democracy party.

Greece's PASOK party has called for a new doctrine and structural changes in Civil Protection, criticizing the New Democracy government's handling of wildfires as one of the worst periods in post-junta history for burned areas.

The New Democracy government in Greece has passed a law that transfers the management of the country's cultural heritage to a state-owned commercial company.

Alexandra Sdoukou, the press spokesperson, discussed income increase measures to be announced at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF), stating they would be permanent, addressing inflation and the New Democracy party's goals.

PASOK has strongly criticized the Greek Police (ELAS) and New Democracy (ND), alleging that they are rehearsing a co-governance scenario. PASOK claims that while Tsipras was accused of funding ELAS from his own pocket, ND is now making its members pay.

Yiannis Kefalogiannis, a New Democracy MP, believes that the emerging polarity between Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Alexis Tsipras's party (EL.AS) will consolidate support for the ruling New Democracy party.

The spokesperson for the Greek Police (ELAS), Theoni Koufonikolakou, has criticized the New Democracy (ND) and PASOK parties over their substantial debts to banks, stating that their political survival is owed to these financial institutions.

Kostas Tsoukalas, PASOK's press spokesperson, commented that New Democracy is attempting to stage false dichotomies with 'paper opponents' it can easily defeat, fearing it would not win otherwise.

A Greek parliamentary representative from New Democracy is criticized for an incendiary, far-right speech during a discussion of the Mendoni bill.

SYRIZA-PS expressed a lack of trust in New Democracy regarding the process of Constitutional Revision, stating that SYRIZA-PS will be strengthened as one of the few forces capable of acting as a catalyst for a progressive and governmental front.

As July draws to a close, Greece's New Democracy party shows political dominance in summer polls, reflecting public sentiment.

Recent polls indicate a tight race for second place in the upcoming Romanian parliamentary elections, with a close contest among several parties. In Greece, a separate poll shows New Democracy leading by 14 points.

A new Marc poll, to be fully published on Sunday, indicates a strong double-digit lead of 14 points for New Democracy over SYRIZA, with PASOK in third place.

Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni presented New Democracy's proposals for constitutional revision, emphasizing foresight and political responsibility in addressing challenges.

An opinion piece discusses the state of democracy in Greece, criticizing the New Democracy party for seeking concentrated power and highlighting society's demand for greater accountability and stronger institutions.

With 40 days remaining until the opening of the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF), the Greek government and the New Democracy party are already in a feverish state of preparation for this year's crucial event.

Alexandra Sdoukou, New Democracy's spokesperson, criticized PASOK's leader Nikos Androulakis for making €7 billion in spending pledges, questioning where the funds would come from and emphasizing the need for political responsibility.

Afroditi Nestora, a New Democracy politician, publicly stated that the July 1 arson attack that killed her mother, Vagia, was 'politically motivated'.

New Democracy politician Afroditi Nestora recounted the dramatic moments of what she described as an unprecedented 'terrorist attack,' expressing regret that some parliamentary voices failed to acknowledge it.

Konstantinos Kyranakis, Secretary of Greece's New Democracy party, stated that the next elections would take place from spring 2027 onwards, also noting a shift in Mr. Tsipras's positions towards those of ND.

New Democracy spokesperson Alexandra Sdoukou stated in interviews that PASOK is present for easy criticisms but absent from substantive proposals, commenting on the political landscape ahead of the Thessaloniki International Fair and the issue of high costs.

Alexandra Sdoukou, New Democracy's press representative, emphasized that the cost of living is the number one issue for society and the government, stating that all parties will be judged on this at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF).

A new Interview Poll in Greece shows New Democracy leading with 26.8% support, maintaining an 11-point lead over the second-place party, ELAS. SYRIZA is reported to be out of parliament with only 1%.

Alexandra Sdoukou, spokesperson for New Democracy, shared her experience of attending a job interview while in her ninth month of pregnancy, reflecting on her two decades in public administration focused on energy policy.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis has presented New Democracy's strategic roadmap leading up to the 2027 elections, focusing on measures for the middle class and criticizing opposition parties.

During his closing remarks at the New Democracy parliamentary group meeting, Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated that the government is not there to cover up any illegality regarding the OPAPKEPE scandal.

New Democracy spokesperson Alexandra Sdoukou discussed the archiving of OPEKEPE cases involving nine MPs and criticized PASOK for opposing the proposed solution despite highlighting the problem.

After seven years of New Democracy governance, the high cost of living in Greece has made summer holidays a luxury for many. A survey indicates that 69% view affordability as their biggest problem, 64% live paycheck to paycheck, and 6 out of 10 cannot afford a vacation this year.

The parliamentary group of New Democracy will convene on Monday, July 20, at 4:00 PM, under the leadership of Prime Minister and New Democracy President Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

The Greek government has gone on the offensive, questioning the European Public Prosecutor’s Office's handling of OPEKEPE cases after nine were archived, while four MPs remain on New Democracy election lists, challenging the opposition's 'government of the accused' claims.

Myrto Korovesi, Vice President of the Democracy Movement, discussed her political journey from SYRIZA and stated she would not participate in a coalition government with New Democracy, though she remains open to other collaborations after the elections.

New Democracy MP Katerina Papakosta stated that "truth does not fear the judgment of Justice" following misdemeanor charges in the OPEKEPE case, emphasizing the collapse of the narrative regarding felony responsibilities and confirming her candidacy.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis reviewed developments in the OPEKEPE case and investigations into New Democracy MPs, asserting that most cases were archived and describing the allegations as 'amusing'.

The New Democracy government is accused of undermining the historic Prespa Agreement from its first day, lacking a cohesive strategy for the Balkans and requiring political will for the region's European perspective.

During a visit to Evia for the inauguration of a road, Kyriakos Mitsotakis made a pointed remark about Antonis Samaras concerning the fall of the New Democracy government in 1993.

Stratos Simopoulos, MP for A' Thessaloniki and parliamentary representative for New Democracy, stated that elections are planned for spring 2027, unless geopolitical developments, particularly concerning Greek-Turkish relations, necessitate an earlier date.

New Democracy has introduced a new operating model for its Political Committee, aiming for a more active role in policy production. The new model was presented at the first meeting of the elected members.

A clear political dichotomy has emerged in Greece, with New Democracy fiercely opposing Alexis Tsipras's new party, which the Maximos Mansion aims to portray as not new but rather a 'SYRIZA 2' made of old materials.

A new GPO poll indicates that New Democracy maintains a clear lead in the Greek political landscape, while ELAS remains stable in second place, and PASOK continues to lose ground.

Alexandra Sdoukou, spokesperson for Greece's New Democracy party, condemned the targeting and threats against Sevi Voloudaki, emphasizing that such intimidation tactics will not succeed.

Alexis Tsipras, speaking at an Economist Impact conference, described the F-35 development as a national defeat for Greece. He also declared his intention to challenge the New Democracy party for victory.

Nikos Androulakis, leader of PASOK, has promised the implementation of a 13th pension and the reinstatement of EKAS (Supplementary Allowance for Low-Income Pensioners) for retirees, presenting 17 costed commitments. He criticized the New Democracy party for failing to honor its commitment regarding the Katrougalos law.

Zoi Konstantopoulou, leader of Plefsi Eleftherias, created an unprecedented scene of tension during a closed-door parliamentary ethics committee meeting, openly accusing MPs and calling the police. A New Democracy MP reportedly cried during the incident.

A new MRB poll in Greece shows the New Democracy party leading with 29%, followed by ELAS at 17.6% and PASOK at 11.1%, a three-point drop for PASOK. Prime Minister Mitsotakis is considered the most suitable leader.

The rapporteur for New Democracy, Theodoros Skilakakis, stated that the goal of their proposal is to constitutionally ensure necessary fiscal balance, sustainability, and tax and investment stability.

Greece's ruling New Democracy party is reportedly blocking the summoning of Dillian and Dimitriadis to Parliament, a move described as a "coup" that disregards the Constitution and parliamentary regulations. The article highlights the government's alleged panic and a past contradiction by a politician.

New Democracy is accused of an 'anti-institutional coup' to prevent Dillian and Dimitriadis from being summoned to the Greek Parliament, ahead of a Wednesday session.

The political temperature in Greece is rising as EL.AS. (Greek Police) issued a strong statement accusing the New Democracy party of an organized smear campaign targeting its main political opponent, Alexis Tsipras.

The Greek opposition party EL.A.S. has accused the ruling New Democracy party of an 'organized smear campaign' against its main political opponent, Alexis Tsipras.

The Anti-Terrorism Unit is actively investigating a triple arson attack that occurred last week in Thessaloniki, targeting New Democracy officials. Forensic examination of Afroditi Nestora is also underway.

The Greek Leftist Coalition (ELAS) presented its first organized response to the New Democracy government's accountability report, focusing on what it termed the '7-year period of lost opportunities' under Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

New Democracy is accused of initiating the constitutional revision process to advance its minor political objectives, with calls for credibility and the removal of regulations that suggest preferential treatment for government officials.

Afroditi Nestora, a New Democracy politician, was transferred to the plastic surgery clinic at Papanikolaou Hospital in Thessaloniki following an arson attack on her home that killed her mother, Vagia.

A new poll shows New Democracy leading with 25% support, followed by ELAS at 15.5%, while PASOK and Karystianou are in a close battle for third place.

Pavlos Marinakis commented on Antonis Samaras's recent social media posts, stating that Samaras chose to create videos against the New Democracy party instead of commemorating the anniversary of the divisive referendum.

Actor Thanasis Viskadourakis confirmed advanced discussions about his potential candidacy with the New Democracy party in the upcoming elections, suggesting a 'University of the Street' presence in Parliament.

Christina Alexopoulou has commented on the strained relationship within New Democracy concerning Samaras, stating that 'when the glass breaks, it doesn't stick back together, and here it has shattered into a thousand pieces,' reflecting her personal view of the climate.

A Greek political article argues that the current inflation bears the signature of the New Democracy party's seven-year tenure, questioning their role if external conditions are always to blame.

SYRIZA stated that national security is not an electoral slogan or a field for petty party exploitation, criticizing the New Democracy government for becoming a factor of insecurity for the country despite its focus on security.

The Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK) stated that the unanimous conviction of former OPEKEPE president Dimitris Melas and former director Ath. Reppa by the Athens Misdemeanor Court proves a "blue" scandal of community resource misappropriation. Melas was also a former New Democracy MEP candidate.

New Democracy announced it will take legal action against social media users who target party officials, threaten, or incite violence online, following a petrol bomb attack in Thessaloniki.

Afroditi Nestora, a New Democracy politician, is hospitalized in stable condition with burns, prompting her husband, P. Nestoras, to make emotional statements hoping her suffering will be the last.

Authorities are investigating a fourth suspect in connection with the fatal attack on New Democracy officials, focusing on the perpetrators' motorcycle and a potential older leader. The government has also taken a clear stance on arsons in Thessaloniki, emphasizing accountability.

Alexandra Sdovou, New Democracy spokesperson, emphasized the implementation of a significant prevention plan, thanking firefighters and volunteers.

New Democracy MP Makarios Lazaridis sharply criticized statements made by Minister of Social Cohesion and Family, Domna Michailidou, regarding family, inclusion, and diversity.

Nikos Dendias and Kostas Karamanlis have issued statements expressing their condolences and respect for Ioannis Varvitsiotis, a long-serving politician, minister, and vice-president of New Democracy.

New considerations are reportedly influencing the Greek government's election strategy, with the possibility of seeking a coalition partner now being more cautiously examined at Maximos Mansion, especially if New Democracy fails to secure an absolute majority.

PASOK has launched strong criticism against Alexis Tsipras, accusing him of aligning with vested interests and effectively acting as a Trojan horse for New Democracy. The party suggests Tsipras is attempting to rebrand himself while potentially preparing for a coalition with the ruling party.

A heated political dispute has erupted between PASOK, New Democracy, and ELAS in Greece, with parties clashing over accusations of financial mismanagement, party debts, and opaque funding sources. The debate highlights long-standing issues of political financing and accountability.

The New Democracy party is accused of violating constitutional provisions by autocratically removing water management responsibilities from municipalities, drawing strong opposition.

PASOK has accused Alexis Tsipras of consciously attempting to keep Kyriakos Mitsotakis as Prime Minister and the New Democracy party in power. PASOK stated that the country needs an honest and consistent prime minister, not a front for special interests.

Gavriil Sakellaridis, Secretary of the New Left, criticized the New Democracy government on Tuesday and stated that it is currently difficult to engage in dialogue with Tsipras' party.

K. Tsoukalas accused the New Democracy party of being the only political force actively sabotaging the revision of Article 86. He stated that the party does not desire a genuine revision of the article.

New Democracy MP Makarios Lasaridis launched a strong attack against both the Hellenic Left Coalition (SYRIZA) and PASOK, stating that 'SYRIZA 2, like SYRIZA 1, has Tsipras, but no shame.'

A recent Marc poll in Greece shows the New Democracy party holding steady above 30%, maintaining a significant lead over other parties. Tsipras's ELAS is ahead of PASOK, while SYRIZA's support has sharply declined.

Discussions are underway within Greece's New Democracy party regarding a potential successor to Kyriakos Mitsotakis, with various figures preparing for the 'day after' and reports of anger from the Maximos Mansion towards Georgiadis.

New Democracy MP Dimitris Kairidis launched a fierce attack on former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras following Tsipras's statement that he was the 'most honest prime minister of the post-junta era'.

Zoe Konstantopoulou, leader of Plefsi Eleftherias, launched an attack against Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis during a parliamentary speech on constitutional revision. She accused New Democracy MPs of escalating violent and abusive behavior against her.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with former Deputy Minister of Transport and New Democracy MP Vassilis Oikonomou to discuss Oikonomou's 'Train Everywhere' proposal for expanding the railway network.

Euripides Stylianidis, the New Democracy rapporteur, announced the withdrawal of a proposed constitutional amendment regarding the incompatibility of holding both Member of Parliament and ministerial positions in Greece.

New Democracy spokesperson Alexandra Sdoukou criticized PASOK, accusing them of making billions in promises with zero responsibility, in relation to the OPEKEPE case and issues of fiscal credibility.

Fifteen New Democracy lawmakers have formally questioned two Greek ministers regarding what they describe as unfair practices by online travel platforms, calling for possible caps on booking commissions charged to hotel and tourism businesses.

Four active New Democracy Members of Parliament, including Kostas Skrekas, Christos Boukoros, and Maximos Senetakis, are set to stand trial in the autumn for their alleged involvement in the OPEKEPE illegal subsidies case.

The Greek government is preparing for a busy autumn, with the Prime Minister's office anticipating a packed schedule. As the government prepares its Thessaloniki International Fair package, polls indicate a stabilization of support for New Democracy.

Fifteen New Democracy MPs have co-signed a parliamentary question, expressing concerns about the 'suffocating control of the market by OTA platforms' in Greece.

Greece's Minister of Labor, Kerameus, is facing criticism for not condemning the 'inhumane, anti-disabled' statements made by Ioannis Maltezos, a New Democracy party member and mayor of Argos.

A new public opinion poll in Greece indicates a stable lead for the New Democracy party, with ELAS solidifying its position in second place. Separately, a Polish poll suggests Mateusz Morawiecki may not enter Sejm, while Razem gains support.

A new Interview poll shows New Democracy leading ELAS by 11 points, with PASOK in third place and significant double-digit support for a potential movement by Antonis Samaras.

Former Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras is reportedly preparing to announce a new political party, with speculation that his primary goal is to harm New Democracy and prevent a third term for Mitsotakis, reminiscent of a past political vendetta.

Alexandra Sdoukou, New Democracy's press spokesperson, highlighted the importance of government work credibility, the need to complete reforms, and improving daily life as key criteria for citizens' trust and the party's self-sufficiency.

The General Secretary of the New Democracy Parliamentary Group, MP Harakopoulos, stated in Kileler that it is in their hands to write new glorious pages of progress, provided there is national unity and faith in their strengths.

PASOK has strongly criticized New Democracy, stating it is audacious for them to point fingers regarding the OPEKEPE scandal. PASOK asserts that New Democracy was responsible for creating the scandal.

Greek MEP and president of Voice of Reason, Afroditi Latinopoulou, criticized Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, calling him the 'most woke Prime Minister' and accusing him of shifting New Democracy towards a more centrist stance.

Minister of Development Takis Theodorikakos stated that the attempt to morally discredit the New Democracy party in the OPEKEPE case has failed, as all their officials have been proven innocent following recent developments.

The Greek Parliament's plenary session will debate proposals for constitutional revision, with general and special rapporteurs expected to submit their written recommendations on New Democracy's proposals by Monday.

Panagiotis Doudonis, PASOK's general rapporteur, criticized New Democracy's proposal to revise Article 103 of the Constitution, arguing that the real issue is the misspending of public money, not the permanence of civil servants.

He thanked party officials for “the fight they will give for a third self-reliant term for New Democracy” - “At the end of the four-year term, we will deliver the best NHS the country has ever had,”…

Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis distanced himself from Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis' statement, which left open the possibility of post-election cooperation between New Democracy and a potential new party led by Antonis Samaras.

New Democracy is targeting an absolute majority in the upcoming elections, with the government emphasizing that citizens elect prime ministers. Mitsotakis is conducting tours and inaugurating projects, while polls indicate a return to the Mitsotakis-Tsipras dichotomy.

Alexis Tsipras launched a new attack on the Greek government from Mytilene, stating that 'democracy is suffocating' and accusing the New Democracy administration of speaking 'the language of mafiosi.' Circles within the Ministry of Rural Development and Food dismissed his visit as cheap opposition.

Maximos Charakopoulos, Secretary General of the New Democracy Parliamentary Group, emphasized that culture is a powerful force for unity and social cohesion, inspiring younger generations.

A new Alco poll in Greece indicates an increase in support for New Democracy (ND) to 24.4% and the Hellenic Left Alignment (ELAS) to 15.3%, while PASOK and Maria Karystianou's Hope for Democracy party see a decline.

Greek political developments are intensifying, with parties operating at full speed despite the approaching summer. The article discusses election scenarios and how the New Democracy party is expected to act in the coming period, with polls running until the end of August.

The Greek Constitutional Review Committee is considering proposals, including one from New Democracy, to establish incompatibility between the roles of minister and member of parliament. This aims to separate executive and legislative functions.

The Greek opposition party Avgi accuses New Democracy of aiming for permanent austerity using the constitution as a tool, stating that the party responsible for the country's bankruptcy now champions fiscal discipline.

The Greek Parliament's Constitutional Revision Committee is now addressing New Democracy's proposals concerning taxation and fiscal management, with a focus on introducing the term 'sustainable fiscal management' into the constitution.

Kostas Tsoukalas of PASOK expressed confidence that current poll numbers would be reversed and reiterated that there is no possibility of a coalition with New Democracy, citing a party conference decision.

Government officials of Greece's New Democracy party are reacting with panic to an electoral challenge posed by their leader, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in a highly anticipated manner for the specific situation.

The article reports on SYRIZA-PS's condemnation of New Democracy for allegedly exploiting deadly attacks, emphasizing that the priority for SYRIZA-PS is to strengthen its collective action.

On July 7, 1989, 144 New Democracy MPs submitted a proposal to Parliament to investigate the responsibilities of Andreas Papandreou and five former PASOK ministers, initiating a process that led to his Special Court trial.

Government response to Samaras' sharp remarks: 'New Democracy is judged by the citizens and not by personal agendas'

Associates of former Prime Minister Samaras are questioning why Mr. Marinakis is connecting the surveillance of the former prime minister with the New Democracy party and the 2023 elections. They are commenting on statements made by the government spokesperson.

A Prorata poll for 'Efimerida ton Syntakton' indicates a single-digit difference in voting intentions between New Democracy (ND) and the Hellenic Left Alliance (ELAS), with a battle for third place.

Dora Bakoyannis stated that Antonis Samaras's goal is to cause political damage to the New Democracy party. She added that Samaras is not prioritizing the party's interests.

Police in Thessaloniki are intensifying their search for those responsible for coordinated arson attacks against New Democracy party officials, utilizing all available evidence to track down the perpetrators.

Authorities are continuing investigations into explosive device attacks on New Democracy officials' homes in Thessaloniki, focusing on genetic material and fingerprints found on the remnants of the devices.

Konstantinos Kyranakis has sent a letter to New Democracy officials, conveying a message that the party will not leave any of its members unprotected against threats and intimidation circulating on social media.

New Democracy MEPs have requested an explanation from Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas regarding her position on Turkey, specifically questioning her failure to mention Turkish violations after her visit to the country. The MEPs are seeking clarification on her diplomatic approach.

Kyranakis, Secretary of the Political Committee of the New Democracy party, announced that legal action will be taken against online users who threaten or incite violence on social media, citing conscious calls for violence.

Nikos Androulakis, leader of the Greek opposition, has demanded an investigation into the spending practices of the New Democracy party, referring to it as a 'blue party' and criticizing the statements of ND MPs.

A fatal arson attack on New Democracy officials in Thessaloniki has sparked political controversy, with government and opposition exchanging accusations, while Panagiotis Nestoras, a victim, has been discharged from the hospital.

Investigators are focusing on evidence from the attack scenes and collected material, believing that more than three suspects may have been involved in the fatal attack on New Democracy officials.

A Metron Analysis poll for Mega indicates New Democracy's support increased by 2 points to 30.4%, while Tsipras's ELAS rose similarly to 17.1%, and Karystianou's party saw a nearly 3% drop, with PASOK remaining largely unchanged.

A Greek politician has posted an excerpt from a 1995 interview of Giannis Varvitsiotis, a historical figure of the New Democracy party, as a tribute following his passing.

The Greek political party PASOK has issued a statement expressing condolences to the family of Ioannis Varvitsiotis and the New Democracy party, remembering him as a Europeanist with consistent ideology and moderation.

The lawyer and politician, one of the last surviving pre-dictatorship MPs, passed away peacefully at his Filothei home surrounded by his children, hours after marking his 93rd birthday, prompting immediate tributes across the political spectrum The post Former minister Ioannis Varvitsiotis, historic New Democracy figure, passes away in Athens appeared first on ProtoThema English.

The position of Greece's New Democracy party on the Greek family has become a topic of debate, following a statement by Minister Domna Michailidou and criticism from Antonis Samaras.

Alexandra Sdoukou stated that New Democracy will always support the institution of the family, emphasizing its central role in their political agenda and highlighting the party's establishment of the relevant ministry.

Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis defended New Democracy's economic management under Kyriakos Mitsotakis, emphasizing family support and demographic issues, while rejecting claims and accusing Alexis Tsipras of burdening Greek taxpayers with over 100-120 billion euros in debt.

Zoe Konstantopoulou, president of Plefsi Eleftherias, spoke in Parliament about a 'very specific targeting operation' against her by the government and questioned how New Democracy continues to retain a misogynistic and sexist MP.

After delays, the path is now clear for the lifting of immunity for Dimitris Avramopoulos. The New Democracy MP maintains in a multi-page memorandum that he has 'no connection' to the illegal acts described in the European arrest warrant.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis and government officials from the New Democracy (ND) party are conducting a series of extensive campaign tours across Greece, visiting regions like Leros, Agathonisi, and Western Macedonia, as they prepare as if elections were imminent.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis is said to have decided to serve out New Democracy's full second term, with elections planned for 2027, despite anticipated political challenges in the coming months.

Alexandra Sdoukou, New Democracy's press spokesperson, addressed the upcoming Thessaloniki International Fair, the issue of inflation, the importance of achieving self-reliance, and the opposition's problematic stance.

A recent Marc opinion poll conducted before the August holidays shows New Democracy leading ELAS by 14 points, with PASOK in third place and Karystianou's support significantly declining.

SYRIZA-PS asserts its commitment to public and free education and Article 16 of the constitution, contrasting its stance with New Democracy, PASOK, and ELAS on private education.

The Greek Prime Minister is being criticized for lecturing the opposition on institutionalism while allegedly undermining the rule of law, particularly regarding the New Democracy's constitutional proposals.

Fredy Beleris, a New Democracy MEP, held a well-attended event in Argyroupoli to commemorate his two-year tenure in the European Parliament, vowing to continue fighting for Hellenism.

The Greek Parliament has entered the final phase of its constitutional revision process, with the plenary session commencing discussions on the proposal submitted by the New Democracy party.

The Greek opposition party New Democracy is urged to explain its choice of cover-up over full transparency from the outset, as citizens demand the whole truth. The article suggests that government propaganda is definitively collapsing.

Kostas Tsoukalas, PASOK's press representative, criticized the New Democracy government's program as neoliberal and heavily taxing, alleging that it reduces direct taxes by a small amount while increasing indirect taxation significantly.

Konstantinos Kyranakis, Secretary of the Political Committee of New Democracy, stated that Greece has achieved the largest debt reduction in the Eurozone and announced a new package of support measures ahead of upcoming national elections.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is set to present the main pillars of his New Democracy party's economic program at this year's Thessaloniki International Fair, with a focus on supporting the self-employed and middle class.

Fifteen New Democracy MPs in Greece have submitted a question to the Ministers of Development and Tourism, seeking measures to address unfair practices by online travel agency platforms.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis credited his government with resolving Greece's migration crisis, noting a significant drop in migrants on Lesbos from 30,000 in 2019 to 230 currently, during a speech to his New Democracy parliamentary group.

An article discusses various issues in Greece, including voter support for New Democracy, public broadcaster spending, and challenges for Greek shipowners.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis criticized the European Public Prosecutor's Office for its handling of corruption investigations into New Democracy officials linked to farm subsidy fraud, defending his party members.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated during a New Democracy parliamentary group meeting that migration is no longer a significant concern in Greece, asserting that the issue has been resolved effectively and with social justice.

PASOK has launched a frontal attack on the government and spokesperson Marinakis regarding the OPEKEPE scandal. Through Kostas Tsoukalas, PASOK accused the government spokesperson of treating the scandal as just another 'normal' occurrence for New Democracy.

This article provides a roundup of various political and economic topics in Greece, including discussions within the New Democracy parliamentary group, the role of European Public Prosecutors, the rule of law, mentions of the Bakos family and Douros, real estate, and the plunge of 'Stassinopoulos stocks'.

Konstantinos Kyranakis, Secretary of New Democracy and MP for Southern Athens, and his wife Eleni Atherinou, baptized their one-year-old son, who was named Vasilis, in Portaria, Pelion.

Alexandra Sdoukou, New Democracy's press representative, discussed the importance of government work reliability and the need to complete reforms, criticizing Mr. Tsipras and suggesting he wants the public to forget past issues. She emphasized that improving daily life is a key criterion for public trust.

The SYRIZA party is reportedly in a very difficult position, with discussions around supporting Rena Dourou and criticism of Prime Minister Mitsotakis's stance following the prosecution of four New Democracy MPs.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis expressed certainty that four New Democracy MPs, facing criminal prosecution for illegal OPEKEPE subsidies, will be acquitted, accusing the European Public Prosecutor's Office of political interference.

Discussions within the Greek government and the New Democracy party reveal diverse and often conflicting views on post-election collaborations, with reports also indicating locked-in resignations following the Thessaloniki International Fair (DETh).

Opposition parties are criticizing the government's previous denial of a scandal at OPEKEPE, as criminal charges against New Democracy MPs mark a significant development in the case.

Pavlos Christidis, a PASOK-KINAL MP for Athens' Southern Sector, stated his belief that the government is already in pre-election mode, noting that the image projected by New Democracy suggests ministers are campaigning.

The Greek Parliament's Constitution Revision Committee concluded its work with a vote on New Democracy's proposals, while PASOK abstained on 15 articles.

Comparative data and analysis from eight public opinion polls conducted between June 23 and July 9 show New Democracy (ND) leading with 29.6% of the vote, while Syriza, led by Tsipras, remains steadily in second place.

Alexandra Sdoukou, spokesperson for New Democracy, highlighted the party's pursuit of a self-sufficient majority in the upcoming elections and discussed the government's economic achievements.

A new GPO poll for iefimerida.gr indicates that the New Democracy party remains in first place in Greece, even as nearly 70% of respondents express dissatisfaction with the government's handling of key issues, and the opposition fails to capitalize.

Kostis Hatzidakis announced that New Democracy will present a realistic program to citizens, avoiding misleading proposals. He also criticized Alexis Tsipras for remaining unchanged and PASOK for imitating SYRIZA.

Former Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras is reportedly seeking to rally support within the New Democracy party, with a founding declaration and program ready. Discussions are ongoing regarding the timing of the announcement, with advice from Karamanlis.

The Greek government is emphasizing a policy of zero tolerance against terrorism, a key pillar of the New Democracy party's platform and a commitment made by Kyriakos Mitsotakis. The recent resolution of the Marfin case, which shocked the country in 2010, highlights this commitment.

Recent opinion polls in Greece indicate that the ruling New Democracy party maintains its lead over a fragmented opposition. The rising cost of living remains the top concern for nine out of ten Greeks, with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis favored over rivals.

Nikos Androulakis, leader of PASOK, presented 17 proposals aimed at pensioners, criticizing the New Democracy government for failing to abolish the Katrougalos law as promised during their election campaign.

An article argues that the New Democracy government in Greece has already opened the door to the privatization of higher education, asserting that the dialogue on public universities concerns all of society.

The SYRIZA party criticized Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis's statements, asserting that they reveal a clear deadlock in the New Democracy government's foreign policy. This comes amidst broader discussions about political engagement and public reception of politicians.

Kyriakos Velopoulos has filed a lawsuit against Adonis Georgiadis, following reactions within the New Democracy party.

Greece's governing New Democracy party holds a commanding double-digit lead over former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's newly formed Greek Left Alliance (ELAS), according to a recent poll. This poll fuels speculation about the timing of upcoming elections.

The reform of water management was the central focus of a meeting between Papastavrou and New Democracy (ND) Members of Parliament. The discussions aimed to prioritize and advance changes in water policy.

The Hellenic Police (ELAS) stated that accusations made by Kontonis against Tsipras concerning the penal codes had been investigated and the case was archived, dismissing claims of a smear campaign by New Democracy.

A new Interview poll indicates that New Democracy holds an 11.5-point lead over ELAS, with New Democracy at 30.1% and Tsipras's ELAS at 17.4%. The survey also suggests that one in two voters desires a single-party government.

Statements by former Attica regional governor Yiannis Sgouros, who left open the possibility of post-election cooperation with New Democracy, have sparked a new internal party debate within PASOK.

Giannis Sgouros's statements suggesting potential cooperation between PASOK and New Democracy have caused new turmoil within PASOK, as the party's recent congress had categorically rejected such a possibility.

The Greek Committee on Institutions and Transparency is scheduled to meet on Wednesday, July 8, 2026, with allegations that New Democracy is preparing a new method to cover up issues, rather than addressing calls to summon Dillian and Dimitriadis.

The Greek government's senior echelons believe that a new party led by Mr. Samaras would not cause irreparable damage to the New Democracy party or seriously threaten its electoral performance.

Members of Greece's New Democracy parliamentary group are noting that the tactic of extreme polarization will fail politically and communicatively, as it indicates an absence of positive economic proposals.

New Democracy is accused of disseminating fake news against the opposition concerning the integration of healthcare workers into hazardous and unhealthy professions (BAE). The allegations point to a political dispute over information dissemination.

Security camera footage is being examined by the Anti-Terrorism Unit following coordinated arson attacks against New Democracy party officials and candidates in Thessaloniki, including the home of Savvas Anastasiadis.

Nikos Androulakis has criticized the New Democracy government, stating it failed to leverage the Recovery Fund effectively to transform the country's productive model. He also suggested a false dichotomy is being created by the government, implying an underlying agreement between Mitsotakis and Tsipras.

PASOK has commented on the Athens Misdemeanor Court's conviction of Dimitris Melas and Athanasia Reppa in the OPEKEPE case, asserting that the ruling confirms the affair was a 'blue' (referring to New Democracy) scandal.

Alexandra Sdoku stated that New Democracy's sense of responsibility towards citizens is increasing, as people expect more from the government. The ND spokesperson noted that based on current data, the public is focused on choosing the second-place party.

New Democracy's Political Committee Secretary, K. Kyranakis, announced that the party will take legal action against internet users who target, threaten, or incite violence against its officials on social media.

Greece's New Democracy party announced it will pursue legal action against individuals who have threatened the lives of its members online in recent days.

Members of New Democracy (ND) and ONNED formed a human chain outside Hippokrateio Hospital in Thessaloniki, protesting the death of Vagia Nestora.