Greek Communist Party

Descending Stadiou Street on a Sunday afternoon, with stores open due to the start of the Christmas shopping season, the last thing I expected to encounter on my walk toward Omonia Square was a grand exhibition dedicated to the "liberating, revolutionary" events of 1944, organized by the Greek Communist Party (KKE).

In 1984, “Eleni” divided Greece yet again, reigniting civil passions. The book, a product of extensive research and based on hundreds of verified testimonies, tells the true story of Eleni Gatzogianni from Lia, Epirus. Eleni, a simple village woman, became a universal legend due to the immense success of the book written about her tragic fate by her son, Nikos Gatzogiannis.

Ruling New Democracy won the majority of votes from Greeks participating from abroad in Sunday's European Parliament elections, according to data released Monday. 

Police clashed late Wednesday with Communist-backed demonstrators who tried to prevent a concert by U.S. military cadets.

The violent protest occurred in the central Greek city of Larissa ahead of a concert by members of the West Point Glee Club, a musical group of the U.S. Military Academy which is currently on tour in Greece.

Greek Solution is ahead of the Greek Communist Party (KKE)

To begin with the word itself: Let us remember that the first "Metapolitefsi" (the restoration of democracy) had already taken place before the Junta's fall, in 1973.

The ruling New Democracy party maintains a significant 18-point lead in voting intentions over  PASOK, which appears to be solidifying its position as the second choice among voters, according to the latest public survey conducted by Pulse on behalf of Skai TV.

A new opinion poll released ahead of European Parliament elections in June 2024, showed Greece's ruling conservatives maintaining a comfortable lead, with PASOK socialists climbing to the second place ahead of SYRIZA.

The Greek Communist Party (KKE) could be the surprise beneficiary of the turmoil afflicting its left-wing rival, SYRIZA.

Greece is working with the United Nations and other countries to send humanitarian aid to Gaza as soon as possible and ensure it reaches those who need it most, Health Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis told Parliament on Thursday, in a session attended by Palestinian Authority Ambassador Yussef Dorkhom.