A statement suggests that the New Democracy party cannot be considered united, citing significant reactions from two former prime ministers.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and his government are defending the "executive state" model of governance. This defense comes after five New Democracy MPs reportedly broke ranks or intervened with a letter, raising questions ahead of the party's congress.

The New Democracy pre-congress is currently taking place in Nafplio, with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressing attendees, including MPs from the Peloponnese and Western Greece regions and local party officials.

At a New Democracy pre-conference, Health Minister and Vice President of ND, Adonis Georgiadis, emphasized that healthcare in Greece is changing for the better and at a very high speed, noting that all therapeutic categories of medicines were opened this week.

Kostas Tsoukalas comments on Adonis Georgiadis's concerns, suggesting that New Democracy will become the second-largest party after a PASOK victory, following the government spokesperson's statement.

PASOK's press representative made a statement on the occasion of the letter from five New Democracy MPs, saying that "Mitsotakis' "staff" authoritarianism threatens democracy".

Dora Bakoyannis has defended Akis Skertsos, calling him an "exceptionally good technocrat" and stating his article on the relationship between MPs and citizens was misunderstood, following reactions within the New Democracy party.

PASOK spokesman Kostas Tsoukalas launched an attack on Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, stating that the New Democracy government is in decline and discussing announced measures.

The article criticizes Greece's New Democracy party, questioning its stance on "toxicity" given the involvement of its party members in the "Truth Team" since 2016.

Notis Mitarakis, a former minister and New Democracy MP for Chios, asserted that Greece is significantly stronger now than it has been in previous decades.

SYRIZA-PS claims that New Democracy's efforts to discredit the European Public Prosecutor's Office are driven by clear political motives, asserting that SYRIZA-PS serves a strategy of unity and recomposition of the progressive space.

Greece's PASOK party is escalating its rhetoric, with a focus on opinion polls and the party of Alexis Tsipras, while criticizing the government over OPEKEPE cases and alleged dealings between the Maximos Mansion and New Democracy MPs.

PASOK MP Pavlos Christidis discussed his party's strategy and the challenges facing Greece, advocating for a 'fresh air' in the country and calling for the New Democracy government to step down.

Haris Doukas has publicly rejected any scenario of a coalition government between PASOK and New Democracy. He also stated that the prosecutor's office must fulfill its duties.

A major scandal involving OPEKEPE in Greece is being described as bearing the 'blue stamp' of New Democracy, with accusations against Mitsotakis for attempting a cover-up.

The Greek Parliament voted overwhelmingly to lift the parliamentary immunity of 13 New Democracy lawmakers, paving the way for potential criminal proceedings in the expanding OPEKEPE agricultural subsidy scandal.

A political controversy in Greece highlights the lack of transparency regarding direct assignments to individuals convicted of wiretapping, questioning why the New Democracy party procured and extended a known faulty system for €9.5 million in 2021.

A recent RealPolls survey indicates New Democracy holds a 15.3-point lead over PASOK, with the party polling at 30.6%. The poll also explored public opinion on other political figures and the possibility of early elections.

New Democracy MP Giannis Oikonomou criticized Minister of State Akis Skertsos, implying he lacks sufficient contact with reality and understanding of the citizen-MP relationship, regarding proposed changes to electoral law.

New Democracy MP Giannis Oikonomou expressed disagreement with Akis Skertsos's statements regarding the long-standing pathology of relations between voters and MPs.

Independent Member of Parliament Charis Katsivardas has openly expressed his wish to join the New Democracy party, describing the potential move as "a wish come true."

A political debate in Greece questions whether the New Democracy party is guiding the 'Team of Truth' or vice versa, with one statement interpreted as a threat or warning to the Prime Minister.

Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis clarified that there is no issue of party discipline regarding the upcoming vote in the Plenary Session on lifting the immunity of 11+2 New Democracy MPs.

This article discusses the decline of the New Democracy party and the opposition, suggesting it is time for center-left rivalries to be set aside for consensus.

Dimitris Markopoulos, parliamentary representative for New Democracy, once again responded to questions about his university degree, emphasizing that he studied at the Hellenic Open University (EAP). He stated his degree is available at the EAP rectorate.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is in Crete for the 4th pre-conference of the New Democracy party, following a politically intense weekend.

Greece's New Democracy party is reportedly facing a potential rebellion from 40 MPs next Wednesday over the issue of immunity waivers, with involved parliamentarians changing their stance.

Makarios Lazaridis has resigned as Greece's Deputy Minister of Rural Development, an issue that had been ongoing for days and caused significant discomfort within the government and the New Democracy party.

Greece's New Democracy party is holding its fourth pre-congress event in Heraklion, Crete, on Monday. The event is part of a tour by politician V. Kikilias.

Alexandra Sdoukou, press representative for New Democracy, discussed the Prime Minister's speech in Parliament and emphasized the need for moderation in public dialogue during an interview with ERT News Radio.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced that his New Democracy party will begin discussions in May for a constitutional revision. The plan focuses on a core of 25 articles and proposes major institutional reforms.

Kostas Tsiaras, a New Democracy MP and former Minister of Rural Development, addressed his involvement in a second European Prosecutor's case concerning OPEKEPE, stating he personally recommended the European Public Prosecutor's Office.

Maximos Charakopoulos, Secretary General of New Democracy's Parliamentary Group, stated that the Prime Minister has repeatedly disproven those who bet on early elections.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and the New Democracy parliamentary group are preparing for the constitutional revision process, with the timeline for its implementation expected to be determined after Easter.

Greek Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos stated that an alleged 'moral discrediting operation' against the ruling New Democracy party and the government would not succeed, emphasizing the party's commitment to transparency, justice, and legality.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has called on EU prosecutors to quickly decide on indictments in a farm fraud probe that implicates lawmakers from his New Democracy party, aiming to contain the political fallout.

Eleven New Democracy Members of Parliament are under review by the Ethics Committee, with additional legal files expected to be submitted to the Greek Parliament.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis extensively discussed the OPAPKEPE case in an interview, warning opposition MPs against accusing New Democracy members of favoritism, threatening to expose their messages on Twitter.

Σε δήλωση προχώρησε ο βουλευτής Μαγνησίας της ΝΔ, Χρήστος Μπουκώρος, σχετικά με την εμπλοκή του όνοματός του, στο σκάνδαλο του ΟΠΕΚΕΠΕ.

Greek producers have reportedly lost 1.5 billion euros due to a scandal involving OPEKEPE, the agricultural payments organization, with a Member of Parliament attributing the blame solely to the New Democracy government.

PASOK spokesperson Kostas Tsoukalas criticized New Democracy (ND) MPs for treating OPEKEPE, the agricultural payments organization, as spoils, highlighting a massive scandal of public fund mismanagement under judicial review.

Kostas Ach. Karamanlis has voluntarily withdrawn his candidacy from the New Democracy party's ballot for the upcoming elections, publicly addressing his alleged involvement in the OPEKEPE scandal and declaring his innocence.

New resignations have occurred within Greece's New Democracy party, including Kostas Skrekas as Secretary and Nikos Mitarakis from his parliamentary spokesperson role. These resignations follow new case files related to OPEKEPE being forwarded to Parliament.

Greece's ruling New Democracy party holds a commanding 16.5 percentage point lead over its closest rival in a new Pulse survey conducted for SKAI television, indicating largely unchanged voting intentions.

A new Pulse poll conducted for SKAI indicates that New Democracy holds a 16.5-point lead in Greece's vote estimation, maintaining 25.5% support, while PASOK gained one point.

New political scandals are emerging in Greece, including a second case for OPEKEPE that implicates 11 active New Democracy MPs, a former minister, and a deputy minister, alongside fresh allegations of wiretapping.

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis commented on Maria Karystianou's new party, describing it as strongly right-wing and positioned to the right of New Democracy. This follows earlier support for the party from Christos Konstantinidis, who also highlighted concerns about the suitability of the venue for the Tempi trial.

New Democracy continues to increase its poll numbers and is building a narrative of self-sufficiency for the upcoming elections, amidst concerns over the ongoing war. The government is also reaping the benefits of its diplomatic and defense policies.

Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis stated that the next elections will be in 2027 and that the New Democracy party aims for self-sufficiency, but would only consider a coalition with PASOK if an absolute majority is not achieved.

Nikolaos Kortaris, a former Member of Parliament for Florina, has passed away, with the New Democracy party extending its condolences.

Kostas Skrekas, Secretary of the New Democracy Political Committee, stated from Heraklion that Crete is a "basic priority" for Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

The continuous devaluation of the justice system in Greece is seen as a problem for democracy, with the opposition criticizing the New Democracy party over wiretapping scandals and their impact on the rule of law.

The 4th Regular Congress of PASOK continues with speeches from prominent figures like Papandreou, Venizelos, Doukas, and Diamantopoulou, who are discussing the party's future, ruling out a coalition with New Democracy, and calling for electoral victory and governance overhaul.

During the PASOK Congress, Athens Mayor Haris Doukas stated that the party should not co-govern with New Democracy under any scenario after the upcoming elections, advocating for a fight for victory and change.

The leader of the PASOK party has publicly stated that an alliance with the New Democracy (ND) party is not an option, shaping the Greek political landscape.

SYRIZA's transparency sector head Pavlos Polakis and 11 other MPs have submitted a question and a request for documents in Parliament regarding loans to the New Democracy (ND) and PASOK parties.

A potential truce appears to be emerging between PASOK leaders Androulakis and Doukas following extensive discussions, particularly concerning a resolution proposed by Haris Doukas at the PASOK Congress against cooperation with New Democracy.

New Democracy is reportedly on edge awaiting a new case file concerning OPAP, with rumors circulating about references to ten members of parliament, even as the party sees a boost in polls.

Greece's New Democracy party has initiated 'Operation Thessaloniki,' a strategic program focused on infrastructure projects and candidate list movements, aimed at stemming losses to the right-wing.

Discussions are ongoing in the Athens City Council regarding who represents Plevris's views, particularly after the New Democracy faction abstained from voting against lifting Javed Aslam's immunity.

Greece's Minister of Migration, Thanos Plevris, has drawn new criticism following sharp remarks against the Left during a New Democracy party event in Kilkis. His statements have ignited fresh reactions in the political sphere.

A GPO poll conducted for iefimerida indicates a rise in support for New Democracy (ND), with PASOK trailing 17 points behind, a decline for Plefsi Eleftherias, and the cost of living identified as the primary concern for 48.7% of society.

A new Metron Analysis poll indicates further losses for New Democracy's approval ratings, with over 50% of respondents favoring coalition governments. Alexis Tsipras is noted as second in suitability for Prime Minister.

New Democracy MP Fontas Baraliakos, a co-signer of a critical letter regarding the 'executive state,' spoke about the responsibilities of OPAPKEPE, the organization for agricultural payments. He suggested that 'high-handed criticism' should be avoided.

Andreas Katsaniotis clarified the letter he sent with four other New Democracy colleagues, stating their motivation was to improve the government, not to act as rebels or oppose the prime minister.

Theodoros Roussopoulos, speaking at the New Democracy pre-congress, highlighted Greece's substantial digital leap, emphasizing the creation of a unified digital state that brings citizens closer to administration and reduces bureaucracy.

The Prime Minister responded to the tendencies to question the 'State of the Art' government, as expressed by five New Democracy MPs in a joint, open letter, speaking in Nafplio, as part of the 5th...

The New Democracy party is holding a pre-congress meeting in Nafplio, Greece, as part of its pre-congressional dialogue ahead of the 16th Regular Party Congress in Athens, with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis scheduled to speak.

A scandal involving Th. Mougios, a member of the Blueskies 'Truth Team' and a collaborator of Livanios, is reportedly unraveling at all levels, causing significant embarrassment to the New Democracy party.

The fifth pre-congressional dialogue of Greece's New Democracy party is set to take place in Nafplio, attended by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, ahead of the party's 16th Regular Congress.

A Greek political spokesperson comments on the New Democracy (ND) government's perceived decline, stating it cannot be reversed, despite the Prime Minister's pride in recently announced measures.

The article discusses the structural challenges facing Greece after the New Democracy party, emphasizing the need for a new form of growth based on productivity that also reduces inequalities.

A new GPO poll for Parapolitika indicates a decline in vote intention for New Democracy (ND) to 23.8% (29.6% in vote estimation), while PASOK shows increased support in Greece.

Two additional New Democracy Members of Parliament have expressed disapproval of Mr. Skertsos and others, with Giorgos Vlachos noting that they are 'aristocrats' who have not engaged in combative politics.

The article criticizes the New Democracy government, labeling its measures as deceptive and an attempt to save a corrupt administration that undervalues Greek society.

Greek politician Marinakis has attacked PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis for his characterization of 'Maximos dealing' concerning the participation of New Democracy MPs. The dispute highlights ongoing political tensions.

P. Perka, president of the New Democracy parliamentary group, criticized Greece's 'monstrous primary surplus' in parliament, stating it is a product of deeply unfair redistribution at the expense of many.

Thirteen members of parliament from Greece's ruling New Democracy party have been given the green light to be included in the party's electoral lists.

Greece's New Democracy party honored its founder, Konstantinos Karamanlis, on the 28th anniversary of his passing, stating his legacy will forever serve as a guide.

Satisfaction prevails in Maximos Mansion after the vote on immunity waivers, as the Prime Minister's staff successfully managed to contain centrifugal tendencies within the New Democracy parliamentary group. This averted a potential rebellion within the party.

A political figure has reportedly confused alleged illegalities by the New Democracy party concerning OPEKEPE with the economic proposals put forth by S. Famellos.

The SYRIZA-PS Heraklion branch criticized Prime Minister Mitsotakis's visit to Heraklion for a New Democracy pre-congress, stating that the people of Crete are now aware of the situation.

Greece's New Democracy party is accused of attempting to undermine the institution of the European Public Prosecutor's Office, which critics say causes irreparable damage to the rule of law.

A new Interview poll for Politic shows New Democracy leading with a 12.2% advantage, while PASOK remains stable in second place, and Maria Karystianou's party emerges as third in its first vote intention recording.

The independent MP and former MP for the "Spartiates", Charis Katsivardas, expressed his desire to join the parliamentary group of the majority, New Democracy.

The Greek Parliament is experiencing a challenging week with numerous 'No' votes regarding the lifting of immunity for New Democracy MPs, alongside discussions on Kövesi and terms of office, and a 'Mylonas joke' involving Allianz.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament has criticized the New Democracy government, alleging that producers lost 1.5 billion euros due to mismanagement and government practices.

A political discussion involving Adonis Georgiadis and Plevris took place in the Greek Parliament's lounge on Thursday, attended by several New Democracy MPs. The article provides a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes political interactions.

The large number of candidates, the scenario of fewer seats in the next elections, and the early start of regional candidates in A' Thessaloniki are intensifying competition within the New Democracy party.

The Greek government aims to put a stop to the escalating discussion surrounding the timing of the next elections, as it is creating internal "blue" (New Democracy party) introspection and dilemmas.

Greek left-wing political forces are urging accelerated unification processes to form an alliance capable of defeating the New Democracy party, emphasizing the democratic necessity of early elections.

PASOK leader Kostas Tsoukalas stated that only PASOK can bring about a change in the country, arguing that a vote for his party is the only way to remove New Democracy and bring in a government ready to rule.

Strong interest is reported from local government officials in Greece to run as parliamentary candidates for the New Democracy party, with the party actively scouting individuals for its upcoming lists.

Mylonakis is reportedly facing a 'second day of agony' and a period of 'toxicity' for the country. In response, ministers and officials from the New Democracy party have publicly shown their support for him.

Greece's New Democracy party is accused of protecting Panagopoulos, with DAKE stating that despite his formal affiliation with PASOK, he was essentially aligned with New Democracy.

New Democracy MPs returned from their Easter breaks in their constituencies expressing concern and dissatisfaction over the negative public sentiment they encountered, with the OPEKEPE case believed to be exacerbating the climate.

Maksimos Charakopoulos, Secretary-General of New Democracy's Parliamentary Group, has criticized the opposition for investing in toxicity and dismissed speculation about early elections.

Socrates Famellos, president of SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance, highlighted the anxiety of consumers and merchants during his visit to the Thessaloniki market, calling for the current New Democracy government to be replaced as soon as possible.

New Democracy MP Christos Boukoros spoke about his involvement in the OPEKEPE case, an organization for agricultural payments, emphasizing that the accusations against MPs touch upon the core of their duties.

Recent developments in Greece include institutional proposals from Prime Minister Mitsotakis regarding ministers and MPs, internal discussions within the New Democracy Parliamentary Group, Alpha Trust's potential move towards banking, and ongoing challenges in the mobile telephony sector.

A new Interview poll for Political shows Greece's ruling New Democracy party maintaining a strong lead at 33%, 17 points ahead of the second-place PASOK party at 16%.

New Democracy spokesperson Alexandra Sdoukou stated that a digital state is the solution to corruption and cronyism, while also addressing allegations of a cover-up in the OPEKEPE case.

A panel has put forward a recommendation to lift the parliamentary immunity of eleven lawmakers from Greece's New Democracy party.

A commentary piece suggests that the New Democracy party in Greece faces potential demise if it fails to implement changes, referencing past statements by Prime Minister K. Mitsotakis on the country's foreign policy.

Greece's ruling New Democracy party is reportedly preparing for the possibility of snap elections.

Greece's PASOK party is increasingly advocating for early elections, believing that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will eventually call them. The party is preparing for a two-front confrontation with both New Democracy and Tsipras.

A former New Democracy minister has declared his innocence regarding the OPEKEPE case and stated he will not be a candidate in the upcoming elections. He has made himself available to the authorities.

Kostas Skrekas is reportedly resigning as the New Democracy party secretary today, adding to the political developments stemming from the OPEKEPE case and the transmission of related legal documents to Parliament. This follows the resignations of two ministers and one deputy minister.

A new poll in Greece indicates that the New Democracy (ND) party maintains a steady position, while PASOK is gaining ground.

A heated confrontation took place in the Greek Parliament between New Democracy, PASOK, and SYRIZA, focusing on wiretapping scandals, developments with the new OPEKEPE case file, and the prospect of early elections.

Significant political developments are anticipated in Greece as a new case file regarding the OPEKEPE 2 affair is sent to Parliament, leading to a tense atmosphere within the New Democracy party and speculation about cabinet reshuffles and exclusions from ballots.

A GPO poll for STAR TV indicates that New Democracy maintains a strong lead with increased percentages and a 14.1-point difference over its rivals, with citizens expressing a preference for a self-reliant government.

The New Democracy party is actively preparing its candidate lists in Western Greece, specifically in Aetolia-Acarnania, Ilia, and Achaea, as Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis plans a series of visits to the regions after Easter.

Alexandra Sdoukou, spokesperson for Greece's New Democracy party, stated in an interview that elections are scheduled for 2027, dismissing any scenarios of snap elections. She also commented on the PASOK party's upcoming conference.

The New Democracy party is in the process of compiling its candidate lists for the 2027 elections in Thessaloniki, with numerous aspirants vying for positions in the A' and B' regions.

New Democracy spokesperson Alexandra Sdoukou strongly criticized PASOK, labeling their statements as 'green SYRIZA' and 'extremely toxic' for voters.

New Democracy spokesperson Alexandra Sdoukou discussed the minimum wage, party cooperation dilemmas, and opposition populism, stating that PASOK is currently in a political deadlock.

Pavlos Geroulanos, speaking at the PASOK conference, emphasized the party's autonomy and stated there would be no coalition government with New Democracy, positioning PASOK as the solution for national elections.

Kostas Skrekas, secretary of New Democracy (ND), addressed the PASOK-KINAL conference, emphasizing that ND and PASOK were the two main pillars of the post-junta era and should prioritize important issues despite differences.

A New Democracy MP in Greece has requested clear answers regarding a "blackout" that occurred at Greek airports on January 4, 2026, but did not receive them.

Athens Mayor Haris Doukas discussed political developments and internal PASOK processes, stating that PASOK's primary goal is to remove New Democracy from power and establish a progressive government.

Discussions are ongoing within PASOK's Statute Committee regarding the party's Declaration text for its upcoming Congress, with Doukas advocating for a clear commitment against cooperation with New Democracy (ND).

Nikos Androulakis, leader of PASOK, outlined the party's post-congress goals, asserting that every vote for PASOK represents a defeat for New Democracy and that the Greek people do not deserve the current corrupt system of power.

SYRIZA-PS issued a statement criticizing the Greek government, asserting that it is "poisoning society" and must resign as soon as possible, following remarks made by Minister Plevris at a New Democracy party event.

The Mitsotakis government's New Democracy party voted for a bill that critics argue will transform taxi owners into employees of a few large companies, effectively "burying" the taxi sector.

Nikos Pappas criticized the measures announced by Kyriakos Mitsotakis, stating that the New Democracy government is subsidizing inflation rather than tackling its root causes.

Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis has twice addressed the concept of the 'executive state' during Cabinet meetings, clarifying its scope to the executive branch and acknowledging the distinct roles of Parliament and MPs, following internal party reactions and a letter from five New Democracy MPs.

A heated confrontation erupted in the Greek Parliament's plenary session between New Democracy MP Yoyakas and Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Tahiaos.

The article discusses the concerns of the Prime Minister regarding the New Democracy parliamentary group and the choices of political figures like Androulakis and Doukas in Greek politics.

Kostis Hatzidakis, Vice President of the government, focused on three examples of state modernization—DEI, EFKA, and pandemic management—during a New Democracy pre-conference. He emphasized these as practical social policies.

The Prime Minister speaks at the New Democracy pre-conference in Nafplio, emphasizing reforms, state modernization, and data-driven governance The post Mitsotakis: “€36 billion Recovery Fund would…

Internal discussions are intensifying within Greece's New Democracy party ahead of its regular Congress, with issues like the OPEKEPE case and resignations of government officials creating fragile balances and MP dissatisfaction.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis will travel to Tripoli on Tuesday to visit a vocational training academy and pharmaceutical industry facilities, and will subsequently participate in the New Democracy pre-congress in Nafplio.

A Greek MP warned that the New Democracy party insists on an economic model that led to the 2010 bankruptcy, expressing fear that this could be repeated.

Members of Parliament from Greece's New Democracy party are reportedly grumpy, but their discontent has not escalated into a full-blown revolt.

A new GPO poll for Parapolitika newspaper indicates that New Democracy's support stands at 29.6%, while PASOK is at 15.9%. The survey also reveals an increase in the number of undecided voters in Greece.

Pavlos Marinakis addressed disinformation as an existential threat at the Delphi Economic Forum, while Panagiotis Vlachos discussed PASOK's prospects against New Democracy.

A statement expresses solidarity with local government employees, criticizing the New Democracy government for systematically weakening local government institutionally and economically.

New Democracy MP Dimitris Markopoulos walked out of the Greek Parliament following a heated exchange with another MP, accusing the Freedom Course party of 'hooliganism.'

Responding to criticism, Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos emphasized that New Democracy MPs acted with seriousness and dignity, having themselves requested the lifting of their immunity because they are and feel innocent.

Disagreements continue within Greece's New Democracy party regarding the role of MPs and clientelistic relationships, following a recent parliamentary decision, with comments from figures like Voridis and Marinakis highlighting the internal tensions.

Greece's New Democracy party has issued statements commemorating the 28th anniversary of the death of former Prime Minister Konstantinos Karamanlis.

The parliamentary immunity of 13 New Democracy (ND) lawmakers in Greece has been lifted. This decision paves the way for potential legal proceedings against the individuals.

A Realpolls survey for Protagon indicates that New Democracy's support is double that of PASOK, while Plefsi Eleftherias is losing ground. The poll also reflects public opinion on Tsipras and Karystianou.

The Greek opposition criticized the New Democracy government, stating its image is defined by inflation and scandals, and called for change.

Greece's ruling New Democracy party is grappling with internal challenges, including efforts to normalize relations between the Maximos Mansion and its parliamentary group. The potential lifting of immunity for 13 MPs is further testing the party's unity ahead of upcoming elections.

The 'Omada Alitheias' (Team of Truth) is described as a stronghold for the New Democracy party, accused of launching fake news, smear campaigns, and targeted character assassinations for years.

The pre-congress of the New Democracy party is underway in Heraklion, Crete, with the presence of Prime Minister and party leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

PASOK-KINAL issued a statement criticizing New Democracy, accusing them of mudslinging and raising questions about the curriculum vitae of Athanasios Kavvadas.

Greek Minister Adonis Georgiadis announced his intention to sue a former New Democracy lawmaker following corruption allegations made against him.

A parliamentary representative of SYRIZA-PS has been acquitted by the Athens Misdemeanor Court in connection with the 2016 Mionis case, with the party claiming the New Democracy party's maneuvering collapsed.

The Ethics Committee is meeting today regarding two New Democracy MPs, with a "rebellion" expected in the Plenary on Wednesday concerning the votes of "2 + 11" New Democracy MPs.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will travel to Heraklion, Crete, on Monday to preside over a meeting on water scarcity measures and attend a New Democracy pre-conference.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will be in Crete tomorrow for the 4th pre-congress of the New Democracy party, continuing the dialogue ahead of its 16th regular congress.

The Greek opposition party SYRIZA is calling for immediate elections, criticizing the New Democracy government for its failures over seven years and demanding political change. The party also highlighted a recent resignation as a symbolic victory for investigative journalism and the opposition.

Greek New Democracy MP Yiannis Oikonomou underscored the ruling party's commitment to respecting institutions, particularly European bodies and the judiciary, in his comments regarding Adonis Georgiadis.

The New Democracy parliamentary group in Greece is scheduled to convene the week after April 22, following a parliamentary discussion on lifting the immunity of 13 New Democracy MPs regarding the OPEKEPE case. The agenda for the upcoming meeting will include constitutional review and concerns raised by MPs.

SYRIZA-PS's acting press representative stated that their party was the first to call for immediate elections, questioning whether those who voted for New Democracy based on promises of 'excellence' now feel deceived.

The struggles of Greek producers persist even after Easter, with the Mitsotakis government and the ruling New Democracy party being solely blamed for the "failed executive state."

Two New Democracy Members of Parliament, Athanasiou and Chatzivasileiou, are reportedly being investigated for moral complicity in dereliction of duty.

A scandal involving the mismanagement of public funds at OPEKEPE is being discussed in Greece, prompting questions about its electoral impact on the New Democracy party.

SYRIZA claims Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis's focus on social media regulations for children is a tactic to divert attention from New Democracy's alleged scandals, including the OPΕΚΕΠΕ affair.

Greece's ruling New Democracy party is experiencing internal unrest, with concerns among MPs regarding the central management of a new crisis related to OPEKEPE. Discussions are also ongoing about which MPs facing legal cases will be candidates again.

A new poll indicates that Greek citizens are divided on the prospect of early elections, with the New Democracy party experiencing a decline in its approval ratings.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis stated he would publish requests for favors ("rousfetia") from opposition MPs if they criticize his New Democracy party colleagues. He emphasized that political mediation is not new.

Nikos Androulakis, leader of PASOK, called for elections, alleging a plan to devalue European institutions and criticizing New Democracy for making geopolitical choices.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament has issued a statement regarding 38 resignations, expulsions, and dismissals of MPs and officials from the New Democracy party during Mitsotakis's seven years in government.

The Greek Parliament is set to discuss and vote on the Ministry of Economy's bill concerning the "Social Climate Fund, Modernization Fund, and other provisions." The bill was introduced by the Committee on Economic Affairs with the positive vote of New Democracy.

Η κυβέρνηση Μητσοτάκη έχει δημιουργήσει «καθετοποιημένο σύστημα» στη διαχείριση των κοινοτικών πόρων, τόνισε σε ανακοίνωση του ο Εκπρόσωπος Τύπου του ΠΑΣΟΚ, Κώστας Τσουκαλάς. Αυτό τόνισε,…

New Democracy MP Notis Mitarakis stated his surprise upon reading a case file concerning a subsidy for a livestock farmer in Chios, emphatically denying any direct or indirect involvement in the matter.

The Greek government is under fire, with critics asserting that a cabinet reshuffle will not resolve its issues. Legal cases are specifically linked to the ruling New Democracy party.

The Communist Party of Greece (KKE) has declared that no government reshuffle or resignation will absolve the New Democracy government of its heavy responsibilities for the corruption emerging.

The OPEKEPE case files are reportedly leading to a mini cabinet reshuffle in Greece, with three ministers expected to be replaced by new figures from the New Democracy party, as the government attempts damage control following recent poll results.

A Pulse poll in Greece indicates that public concern over developments in the Middle East and the war's impact is high. The New Democracy party maintains over 30% support, while PASOK shows a slight increase after its recent conference.

Dimitris Kairidis, parliamentary representative for New Democracy, sought to definitively close the 'window' for early elections opened by Kostis Hatzidakis, stating that elections will take place on schedule.

Former Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has sharply criticized the New Democracy party during a bill discussion, referencing a new case file concerning OPEKEPE and the wiretapping scandal, stating the party has become "spineless" and "worn out at all levels."

The Greek government is facing a challenging period, with reports of resignations and exclusions from ballots, a second case concerning OPEKEPE involving 11 New Democracy members, and ongoing discussions about alliances among families affected by the Tempi incident, alongside new taxes on tourism and catering.

Adonis Georgiadis criticized Alexis Tsipras's rebranding efforts, suggesting money was wasted, and commented on PASOK's refusal to form a coalition government with New Democracy.

PASOK has rejected any cooperation with New Democracy for the formation of a government in Greece, a decision that government officials are reportedly calling a 'gift' for the ruling party.

An opinion piece suggests that New Democracy's recent 'poll boost' is temporary, arguing that anti-inflation measures are merely 'aspirin' for a severe infection rather than substantial relief for citizens' empty wallets.

The former president of PASOK delivered a speech criticizing current Prime Minister Mitsotakis and the New Democracy government, emphasizing the party's goal for victory.

Key PASOK figures, including Haris Dukas, Pavlos Geroulanos, Anna Diamantopoulou, and Evangelos Venizelos, are addressing the party’s 4th Congress, emphasizing their post-election strategy and firm rejection of any cooperation with New Democracy.

The Greek New Democracy party is reportedly planning to seek early elections, citing concerns that no development programs will be active until 2029 and issues with the Recovery Fund and OPΕΚΕΠΕ 2.

A parliamentary representative for Greece's New Democracy party made a pointed remark about ministers and MPs being under surveillance, stating that his own phone was not monitored.

Lena Papaligoura has spoken about the passing of her father, former New Democracy minister Anastasios Papaligouras, who died after a battle with cancer, noting she had to make difficult decisions.

New candidates are gradually being finalized for the New Democracy party's ballots in Greece, with further announcements of candidacies expected in the coming period.

The PASOK party in Greece is entering the final preparations for its three-day conference from March 27-29, with a resolution by Doukas against co-governing with New Democracy expected to be a key discussion point.

Kostas Skrekas, Secretary of the Political Committee of New Democracy, visited Kastoria, accompanied by Stelios Kontadakis and MP Maria Antoniou, as part of regional visits.

A provocative parliamentary representative of New Democracy cynically praised Floridis, expressing satisfaction despite public outrage over the "shameful" start of the trial for the Tempi crime in Larissa.