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A scene of hegemony for ND, PASOK in second place, SYRIZA between KKE and… Zoe

Lower expectations of citizens for 2025

Clashes at Ukrainian event on the Great Famine – KKE members intervened, citing “anti-Communism” (video-photos)

The Ukrainian Embassy condemns the attack – Millions of Ukrainians died during the 1932–33 Great Famine due to Stalin’s Soviet collectivization

GPO Poll: ND leads with 25.8%, PASOK in second, fragmented opposition – SYRIZA falls fifth

SYRIZA at just 5.8%, while 89.7% of respondents believe it will not return to power. PASOK gains 17.4%, and KKE secures third with 7.9%

EU Elections 2024: The race for the preference vote – Who’s in the Lead?

The candidates who have so far gathered the most votes are Avtias and Meimarakis from ND, Arvanitis and Farantouris from SYRIZA, and Papandreou and Maniatis from PASOK

Metron Analysis: ND leads by 15.3 points, Mitsotakis dominates, six parties vying for a single seat

SYRIZA maintains a significant lead over PASOK, KKE leads over Eliniki Lysi within the margin of error – voter interest has decreased compared to 2019

Koutsoubas’ heavy zeibekiko from the USA – Watch video

Mr Koutsoubas danced "I am an outcast" to lyrics and music by Vassilis Tsitsanis and was applauded by Greek expatriates

Opinion Poll: 2019 rates again for ND, Aftias and Dimas in the lead – Bekatorou and Pappas in SYRIZA

See who has a lead in the battle for the vote - One point up for ND in 12 days - SYRIZA is the same - PASOK has fallen further - PASOK is down again

At 17,5% – 18% the lead of ND in two new polls

Kyriakos Mitsotakis is overwhelmingly ahead in the question about the most suitable Prime Minister with 44,9%

When Tito asked Mikis Theodorakis to write music for the “enslaved” Macedonia!

Mikis Theodorakis' answer to Blagoj Nacoski's open letter to the Greek composer

New survey: New Democracy gains 6 percentage points in one month widening the gap with Syriza!

The SYRIZA-ANEL government has a hard time convincing the Greeks of the Eurogroup's results