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Mitsotakis sets May 21 election date, eyes opposition MPs as potential allies
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In search of majority, PM looks to bring back wavering voters
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Complexities of post-election cooperation laid bare
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PASOK's Androulakis eyes kingmaker role as margin between main players shrinks
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PM targets elections in May as polls show outcome is finely balanced
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ND poll losses reignite discussions of post-election coalition
Moment of reckoning for SYRIZA as firebrand MP threatened with deselection
The falling out between SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras and one of his party’s most high-profile MPs, Cretan parliamentarian Pavlos Polakis, spelled more turmoil for Greece’s main opposition party.
With elections widely believed to be a matter of weeks away, the episode brings to a head the internal tension between moderate and radical elements of the party with potentially long-reaching consequences.
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