Greece holds its second round of parliamentary elections on the 25th. The statistical results of 97.97% of the votes released by the Greek Ministry of the Interior late on the 25th showed that the New Democratic Party won the election with a vote rate of 40.56%, winning 158 out of 300 parliamentary seats. At the same time, the statistical results show that the Syriza, ranked second, obtained 17.83% of the votes and 48 seats, and the PASOK, ranked third, obtained 11.86% of the votes and 32 seats. Five other political parties received over 3% of the vote and were able to enter parliament. President of Greece Saclas Ropoulu will authorize the leader of the New Democratic Party and Prime Minister Mizotakis of the previous government to form a new government on the 26th. After the results were released, Mizotakis welcomed the victory of the New Democratic Party, believing that this vote demonstrated the party's strong authorization from the people to "move faster on the path of reform needed by Greece", and promised to bring more prosperity to everyone during its second term. Greece held parliamentary elections on May 21 this year, but due to no political party winning more than half of the seats and the failure of the top three political parties to form their own cabinet, the second round of elections was held on June 25 in accordance with the election law. The second round of elections adopts a "floating proportion reward seat system", where the reward seats increase with the increase of the vote rate, and a maximum of 50 reward seats can be obtained. (New News Agency)