For one “big win“Mitsotakis centre-right” who arrived “only a few places away from independence”, but also for a “great victory” PASOK Nikos Androulakis, who will now play the role of “regulator,” the British news network said in a response. BBC.

“Greece’s ruling conservatives are preparing for a major victory, but self-confidence is unlikely,” the agency reports in a similar vein. Reuters.

“The Conservative Party of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is leading by a wide margin,” the agency emphasizes in its response. Associated Press.

“Greece’s ruling conservatives are taking a huge lead,” it said. Al Jazeerawhich, in fact, was one of the (albeit not many) international media covering election night in Greece, offering constant updates via a live blog.

“The ruling New Democracy is leading the elections in Greece,” Kyriakos Mitsotakis is on track for a “big win,” and opposition SYRIZA, on the other hand, is performing “worse than expected,” according to the Turkish state news network. Anatolia.

“Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis defeats his opponents in parliamentary elections. The ruling New Democracy suddenly increases its share of the vote, but does not achieve an absolute majority.” Financial Times.

“Greek conservatives are defeating their opponents in elections, helped by the economic recovery. The centre-right party of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is showing good results, but without an absolute majority, a new nationwide vote is expected. Wall Street Journal.