Greek party leader calls PM to quit after result of European elections. ATHENS, May 26 -- Greek opposition New Democracy party Kyriakos Mitsotakis called Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to quit after the results of European parliament and parliament elections on Sunday.. ..…
Another analyst, Costas Panagopoulos from ALCO Research, said political parties that do well European Parliament elections would do better in the national vote, meaning projection of victory for New Democracy.. ... Syriza's loss to New Democracy in European elections..…
Global markets showed marked enthusiasm regarding the prospect of Greece turning toward more conservative route, following the New Democracy Party's landslide Sunday's and European Elections.. ..…
New Democracy party, winning approximately 33.2 percent of the popular vote, is set to elect seven members to European Parliament.. ..…
The electoral results give back the following distribution of seats in the European Parliament, if scanned according to the former Political Groups in the EP (which, however are likely to change in their composition): European People’s party (179), Socialists & Democrats (150), Alliance of Liberals and..…
Varoufakis had launched the far-left pan-European Democracy in Europe Movement 2025 (DieM25) in 2016. . DieM25, also called European Spring, participated in eight EU member states. . ..…
In Czech Republic, extermination camps for Roma have been converted to pig farms, with no monuments). They – non-European victims – do not matter to most of the Israelis, either. . ..…
Greek opposition New Democracy party Kyriakos Mitsotakis called Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to quit after the results of European parliament and parliament elections on Sunday.. ..…
With about third of polling stations accounted for, Tsipras Syriza party, scored less than 24% in European ballot compared to more than 33% for the opposition party New Democracy.. ..…
Thomas Jefferson called this system “Ward republic.” “The concept was inspired by the traditional practice in England and other feudal European countries to organize people below the county level into what were called ‘hundreds’, ... a geographic group of a few hundred individuals..…