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Mitsotakis sharpens "stability" message as Samaras looms and polls tighten
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Mitsotakis tries to balance party discipline, right‑flank pressures with minor reshuffle
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SYRIZA steps aside as ELAS gains traction and Samaras starts counting down
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New parties redraw political map as ND and PASOK scramble for control
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Polls prompt ND to crunch coalition numbers as Tsipras turns attention to policy
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Left poised for watershed moment as parties adjust to new opposition landscape
Flashpoints fuel contest for centrist voters
As the battle intensifies between Greek parties for the support of centre ground voters, a group which could decide the outcome of the next elections, opinion polls continue to show that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has a strong appeal among centrists, and that PASOK-KINAL leader Nikos Androulakis has overtaken SYRIZA’s Alexis Tsipras.
Several issues not related to the regular political agenda have arisen this week and been seized upon by the opposition as examples of the government’s actions not matching the centrist image it often tries to portray.
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