Although Donald Trump’s apparent step back on Greenland helped to defuse tensions during last night’s extraordinary Summit of European leaders in Brussels, this does not mean that there is no longer a tangible breach of trust toward Washington.
Maria Karystianou's close friend is Economics professor Maria Negreponti-Delivani, who claims that she will have a role as an economic advisor in the new party.
With Donald Trump dominating the World Economic Forum in Davos and issuing new threats against Europe, more and more European leaders are leaving the Swiss resort and preparing for tonight’s emergency summit in Brussels (20:00 Greek time). Of course, the new data that emerges is Trump’s meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and the announcement of an agreement on the status of Greenland that will leave both the US and its Alliance countries satisfied.
Pulse pollsters recorded New Democracy as half a point higher than in December, at 29.5%, in the poll presented on Sky's main bulletin. In fact, the company presented a table with the poll differences between the ruling party and the second party, from which it emerges that the difference of 16.5 points that the ruling party currently has in the vote estimate is the second largest since 2016, when Kyriakos Mitsotakis was elected president of ND. The largest difference in Pulse's vote estimate was recorded in 2024.