New Democracy

Greek leader refers directly to a young woman's fatal stabbing by her ex-boyfriend turned stalker this week outside a police precinct, moments after an emergency dispatcher told her over the phone that 'police cars aren't taxis'

Number one problem faced by society remains high cost of living

New Democracy announced a list of MEP Candidates last week

The government's reaction to the revelations adds three more questions to the long list it has so far refused to answer.

The motion is precipitated by revelations in an audio leak of the Tempi train disaster, by To BHMA's Sunday edition, which call into question New Democracy's account of the accident and further fuel accusations of a cover-up

The candidacy of George Aftias, a presenter for SKAI TV, will not be unveiled today. Additionally, the status of the detained elected Mayor of Himare, Fredi Beleri in Albania, remains unresolved due to conflicting approaches within the prime minister's office.

SYRIZA solidifies second place

Deputies of main opposition SYRIZA cited the possible criminal liability by Kostas A. Karamanlis, who was transport minister during the train collision

According to the opinion poll, the Leftist SYRIZA, socialist PASOK in second place with roughly 12% to 14% of respondents' votes

53.5% of respondents said the cost of living was the biggest problem in the country

Results presented on Thursday afternoon during the prime-time newscast of Mega TV

The biggest concerns aired by respondents to the poll continued to be high inflation and the economy.

Once trail-blazing SYRIZA dropped to third place in the poll result, 10.2%

Center-right New Democracy (ND) party is given 30.9% of poll respondents’ preference, up slightly from 30.5% garnered during the same firm’s survey last month.

The margin was higher on whether same-sex couples should be allowed to adopt children, as 71.8% were against it, compared to 24.5% who saw it in a favorable light

Regarding why Mr. Samaras is reacting, he replied that he cannot interpret a former president and prime minister

More than seven in 10 respondents in the most recent opinion poll in Greece this week, conducted by MRB, consider there's no formidable political opposition at present.