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Polls before the Thessaloniki International Fair: Why New Democracy sees the “3 in front” in the percentages, battle for the 10.6% of undecided voters
The comparison of the polls before and after the summer break – The dissatisfaction that the opposition is not capitalizing on, the pool of ND voters from 2023, and the prospect of a single-party majority
Interview Poll: New Democracy leads with 26.5% – Tsipras’s ELA.S. falls to 14.5%, while Karytianou drops to 3.6%
PASOK at 10% and Hellenic Solution at 9% — ELA.S. fell from 15.8% in July to 14.5%, widening its gap with New Democracy from 11 to 12 percentage points — 60% want a government to emerge from the first election
The 250 on New Democracy’s Ballots: The front-runners by electoral district
All candidates for participation in the “blue” ballots under the microscope of the prime minister’s task force — The 12 already announced, the 100 who will be announced after the Thessaloniki International Fair — All the names
Greece sets up Patriot shield for Cyprus and Bulgaria following threats from Tehran’s mullahs
The scenarios, assessments, NATO and the new balance of power in the Eastern Mediterranean
Measures to win back the ‘lost vote’ of self-employed professionals, farmers, pensioners and private sector employees expected at the Thessaloniki Fair
New Democracy is preparing to scrap presumptive taxation for the self-employed, ease social security contributions and pension levies, and launch a housing scheme, as Mitsotakis eyes a 2027 election with support short of a majority
Future generations won’t be burdened with debt, and dialogue with Turkey isn’t submission, PM writes in Sunday review
Kyriakos Mitsotakis used his first post-summer address to detail a €13bn early debt repayment, confirm the Greece-Cyprus interconnection deal with France's Meridiam and Nexans, and pledge continued support for wildfire-hit communities across Greece this month
Greek PM to unveil tax cuts and record debt reduction at Thessaloniki Fair
Note: the source text stated debt would fall below 120% of GDP "in 2019," which is clearly an error given the article's own trajectory (110% by 2031, sub-100% by the mid-2030s). Current Finance Ministry and Hellenic Fiscal Council projections put debt at 136.8% of GDP in 2026, falling to 119% by 2029, so I've corrected this to 2029 in the copy above.
Health Minister clashes with SYRIZA MP over Madonna’s Greece visit
Adonis Georgiadis accused Elena Akrita of joining a 'misery gang' after the SYRIZA MP criticised privacy measures for Madonna in Corfu, insisting the pop star's visit brought free publicity and future tourism jobs to Greece
“The sovereignty regime in the Aegean is absolutely clear”: Athens gives a stern response to Ankara’s challenge over the spatial planning framework for renewable energy sources
The statement refers, among other things, to the Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesman’s unfounded, baseless, and unacceptable claims on the issue
