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Kasselakis completes stunning victory, taking SYRIZA into uncharted territory
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Tension peaks as SYRIZA candidates enter last stages of contest
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Controversial labour law set to usher in radical changes to employment practices
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Tension builds in SYRIZA leadership race as govt moves ahead with wage maturities
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Outsider Kasselakis on track to lead SYRIZA after securing key backers
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Insurgent campaign from Kasselakis puts shock SYRIZA leadership win in touching distance
SYRIZA hunts for youthful narrative as polls remain stubbornly negative

As anxiety over the outcome of the pandemic grows and dissatisfaction with some of New Democracy’s flagship policies begins to emerge, the failure of opposition SYRIZA to capture any ground has intensified pressure on its leadership to develop a new recipe more appealing to voters.
Observers of the left-wing populist party, which lost power in the July 2019 elections, have been noting a new line of attack beginning to emerge out of leader Alexis Tsipras’s recent visits to the Greek regions.
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