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Opposition parties step up pressure after back-and-forth over election date
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis may have taken the possibility of snap elections off the table, at least for now, but the opposition parties are showing no appetite for letting up in their efforts to improve their standing ahead of the next vote.
SYRIZA has made it clear that it is not taking Mitsotakis on his word and believes that the New Democracy leader may try to spring a surprise by calling early polls in the autumn, even though his recent comments indicate that he believes it would be mor...
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