Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced plans to extend the Evros border fence along its entire length to enhance security against all threats, during a New Democracy pre-conference in Alexandroupolis.

The Greek Parliament has voted to lift the immunity of New Democracy MP Dimitris Markopoulos, following a lawsuit filed by Stefanos Kasselakis, leader of the 'Democracy Movement' party.

Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis visited Evros for the second New Democracy pre-conference, focusing on regional security and visiting areas affected by flooding and a customs office under reconstruction.

The Greek political scene is abuzz with Pavlos De Grèce's political ambitions, Samaras's persistence for a new party, criticism from New Democracy towards Dendias, and the upcoming ND pre-congress in Alexandroupolis.

The OPEKEPE investigative committee concluded its work with differing reports from the ruling New Democracy party and the opposition; New Democracy states no criminal responsibilities were found for Voridis and Avgenakis, while the opposition calls for a preliminary investigation.

The Greek opposition party Avgi claims that the ruling New Democracy party's 'blue circuits' operated openly, benefiting from favorable ministerial decisions or omissions by specific ministers.

An article discusses the concept of political responsibility in Greece, specifically referencing PASOK and New Democracy, and the perceived reluctance to resign.

New Democracy parliamentary spokesman Makarios Lazaridis criticized Nikos Dendias for his sharp remarks regarding the party's performance in recent polls.

A new Interview poll indicates that New Democracy is on track for a third term but without an outright majority, with PASOK showing low chances of victory and both Alexis Tsipras and Maria Karystianou recording limited support.

The political office of New Democracy MP Christina Alexopoulou in Patras, Greece, has been attacked for the third time, with unknown individuals throwing paint at the entrance.

The second pre-congress dialogue of New Democracy will take place tomorrow, Wednesday, February 25, in Alexandroupolis, with the presence of Prime Minister and ND President Kyriakos Mitsotakis, ahead of the 16th Regular Congress.

With renewed confidence from New Democracy's poll recovery, Kyriakos Mitsotakis resumes his tours across Greece, reigniting internal party discussions on its identity and the dilemma leading up to the 2027 elections.

The first announcement from the Ministry of Culture regarding a claim was delayed by 48 hours, and Prime Minister Mitsotakis maintained a multi-day silence concerning the 200 communists of Kaisariani, drawing criticism.

Nikos Dendias, a prominent figure, has raised questions regarding the current direction and policies of the New Democracy party.

The pre-congress dialogue of the New Democracy party is continuing in Alexandroupolis, Greece, with the presence of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

A heated exchange took place in the Greek Parliament between Dimitris Markopoulos and Zoi Konstantopoulou, head of Plefsi Eleftherias, during a discussion on lifting the immunity of a New Democracy MP following a lawsuit.

A 'battle of dolphins' (successors) is reportedly unfolding within Greece's ruling New Democracy party, accompanied by whispers of scandal and market speculation, following recent statements by Nikos Dendias.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is visiting Alexandroupolis for the second pre-congress of the New Democracy party, highlighting the region's transformation through natural gas and port development.

A report by Greece's New Democracy party on the OPEKEPE organization deems the establishment of an investigative committee institutionally correct, concluding that the identified problems are long-standing and cross-party, and do not establish responsibility for ministers Voridis and Avgenakis.

PASOK circles accuse the New Democracy government of a 'cover-up' regarding the OPEKEPE Investigative Committee, claiming ND excluded criminal investigation and concealed the scandal.

The political offices of New Democracy MPs Andreas Katsaniotis and Christina Alexopoulou in Patras, Greece, were vandalized.

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Former Parliament President Nikitas Kaklamanis condemned an attack on the political office of New Democracy MP Christina Alexopoulou, stating such actions have no place in a democratic society.

The political office of New Democracy MP Christina Alexopoulou in Patras, Greece, was targeted by unknown assailants who attacked it with paints.

Alexandroupolis will host the second pre-congress dialogue of the New Democracy party on February 25th, focusing on 'Security' as a prelude to their 16th Regular Congress in May.

A new Interview poll in Greece shows New Democracy leading by 14.4 points in voting intention, with 53% of respondents believing a third government term for the party is likely.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is reportedly trying to win back right-wing voters who have abandoned his New Democracy party, while temporarily shifting focus away from the political center.

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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis visited Alexandroupolis, emphasizing its role as the energy 'heart' of Eastern Europe during his visit to the under-construction 840MW combined cycle thermal power plant and the 2nd Pre-Congress of New Democracy.

A discussion in the Greek Parliament regarding the lifting of immunity for a New Democracy MP, following a lawsuit by Kassellakis, evolved into a confrontation between D. Markopoulos and Zoe Konstantopoulou.

The government, led by Kyriakos Mitsotakis, is focusing on promoting a positive agenda and engaging with the traditional New Democracy (ND) audience through continued tours across the country.

According to the report by New Democracy MPs on the OPEKEPE Investigative Committee, no criminal responsibilities were found for former ministers M. Voridis and El. Avgenakis regarding the organization's dysfunctions.

The ruling New Democracy party's report to the Investigative Committee on the OPAPKEPE scandal is reportedly exculpatory for ministers Voridis and Avgenakis.

Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis attempted to downplay the controversy surrounding Nikos Dendias's critical remarks about the New Democracy party's performance in recent polls.

New Democracy MP Christina Alexopoulou released a statement condemning an attack on her political office in Patras, highlighting repeated targeting incidents against the offices of New Democracy MPs.

Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis commented on Nikos Dendias's remarks at a New Democracy party event regarding poll numbers, and also addressed Makarios Lazaridis's comments, stating that the issue with Dendias was exaggerated and urging not to equate the perpetrator with the victim in the case of Georgiadis.

A new poll by Interview indicates that New Democracy holds 31.6% in vote estimation, with a majority of citizens (53%) believing a third government term for the party is likely. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis remains dominant in the political scene.

New Democracy parliamentary representative Makarios Lazaridis criticized Defense Minister Nikos Dendias for his recent statements from Agrinio regarding the identity of the New Democracy party.

A critical week begins for the Greek government, with focus on a New Democracy pre-conference and a cabinet meeting, alongside an upcoming protest rally in Syntagma Square.

Greek opposition figures have labeled Adonis Georgiadis, Minister of Health and Vice President of New Democracy, as a 'provocateur, liar, and thug,' questioning Prime Minister Mitsotakis's choice to appoint him.

Serres MP and Secretary of International Relations and EU of the New Democracy stated that Greece is becoming a crucial factor in energy security for Europe due to agreements with Chevron.