New Democracy

All electronic devices sold in the European Union will use the same type of battery charger, USB-C, as of last Saturday, New Democracy Euro MP Dimitris Tsiodras told Skai TV on Saturday.

Tsiodras is a member of the European Parliament's Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee. 

Discussions over potential amendments to Greece's electoral law came to the forefront during a meeting earlier in the month between Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis, sources close to the talks confirmed.

According to Article 31 of the Constitution, anyone can be elected President of the Republic provided they are a Greek citizen for at least five years, are of Greek descent from either their father or mother, are at least 40 years old, and have the legal capacity to vote.

Managing public opinion falls squarely in the framework of a government's duties. This usually entails systematic public updates on the state of the country, on the goals being set, the efforts that will be made to accomplish them and the conditions under which this can be achieved.

With today’s carols at the Maximos Mansion, the curtain falls on the government before Christmas, as Kyriakos Mitsotakis has decided to take a few days off in Chania, his hometown.

On the night of Sunday, December 15, Kyriakos Mitsotakis' government emerged stronger from the three-day debate on the 2025 state budget proposal. The prime minister dominated the parliamentary debate and was able to focus on his policy in support of citizens on middle and lower incomes. Also, the proposal was supported by more voters than those who belong to New Democracy.

The most interesting thing to emerge from Wednesday's MRB poll is insight into what citizens consider the country's biggest problems, which should also be of concern to the government.

Iraklio MP Lefteris Avgenakis, expelled from the New Democracy parliamentary group in July over an assault on an Athens International Airport employee, has been reinstated, Greece's ruling conservative party announced Friday.

With his return, New Democracy's parliamentary group now comprises 156 MPs.

“These are favorable polls for the government and for ND. But, I repeat, just so I’m not inconsistent, I always look at polls more, especially in the phase we’re in now, because we’re now two and a half years before the election, I always look at them as a direction, as something that shows more of a trend and I’m less interested in whether it’s up a point, down half a point, s

The next steps are being planned in Charilaou Trikoupis by carefully reading the findings of the latest polls to discern the “points” on which to focus their “attack” from the beginning of the new year.