The move, regardless of its immediate political calculations, has brought past divisions back into focus while raising fresh questions about DISY’s ability to maintain internal cohesion as it prepares for the 2028 presidential contest. However, she is also facing pressure from rival currents within the party, as senior figures adopt differing positions on key issues and potential presidential candidates begin positioning themselves ahead of the race. Another factor adding uncertainty is the renewed speculation surrounding George Pamboridis, the former health minister, whose name has increasingly emerged in political discussions as a possible contender for the party’s presidential nomination. The central question for DISY is whether this early mobilisation will strengthen the party or deepen its internal divisions. If personal ambitions overshadow collective strategy, DISY risks reopening the internal disputes that weakened it in recent years.