Foreign Policy

Our Positions on International Relations

1.Renegotiation of the Schengen Treaty as a whole or with the retention of the competence for the security of the country's borders exclusively by it and not by the EU.

2.Delineation of the EEZ.

3.Parliament will not ratify the memoranda unlawfully signed by each caretaker Government. On the contrary, it will monitor compliance with those already in existence.

4.Holding a referendum on whether Treaties should be approved by the people, or on whether a single file with the complete set of Treaties should be created, in plain writing, to be voted on by the people.

5.Holding a referendum on the prospect of the Greek plan in Cyprus.

6.Pursuit of the German debts through utilisation of the assets of German companies within the country.

7.Holding a referendum on Article 3 of the Constitution, concerning the form of government of the country.

8.GDPR: The EU directive on the protection of citizens' personal data will be adapted so that the country is not harmed or defamed by domestic and foreign actors.

9.Holding a referendum on issues that raise internationalist claims aiming at altering the psychosomatic constitution of the Greeks (e.g. acquisition of a gender identity card from the age of 15, without prior psychiatric evaluation).