Ruling New Democracy (ND) fields a "double-score" lead over its nearest rival, socialist/social democrat PASOK party, in the most recent opinion poll unveiled this week, although the figure is not sufficient for the center-right party to form a government without a coalition partner. The poll results were presented on Thursday's prime-time newscast of Athens-based Star Channel, while the survey was conducted by the GPO firm. Another noteworthy finding shows that 21.8% of respondents said they "would or possibly could" vote for a new party created by former prime minister Alexis Tsipras. In terms of voting intent, ND picks up 25.2%, up 0.5% compared to the same poll by the same firm last month. PASOK is at 12.6%, up 0.3% from last month. The right-wing and Euroskeptic Elliniki Lysi (Greek Solution) party is third with 10.4%. The number of respondents who declared "undecided" reached 13.3% in the same poll. Moreover, 27.2% percent of...