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New Democracy seeks to counter with marine parks and migration policy, rhetoric
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Corruption claims, foreign policy missteps impede government’s efforts to build momentum
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Firefighting capabilities beefed up as blazes and water shortages weigh on government
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New Democracy suffers ratings blow as farming payments scandal unfolds
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Rival opposition motions give government breathing space over farm payments scandal
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Opposition sees ND’s call for broader subsidy inquiry as attempt to muddy waters
Diffuse support fuels speculation about change to electoral law
Opinion polls continue to show that, based on current trends, New Democracy might not be able to secure enough support in the next general elections to form a government on its own. This has fuelled speculation that a change to the electoral law is on the cards.
In an interview with online news outlet Dnews earlier this week, Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis argued that New Democracy’s ratings have been damaged by the fragmentation of support, which has seen a number of fringe parties build the kind of backing...
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