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Fresh SYRIZA leadership battle called off as chaotic party conference concludes
SYRIZA’s chaotic party conference concluded on Sunday with delegates rejecting the idea of another leadership ballot just five months after Stefanos Kasselakis was elected, but the leftists could struggle to recover from the blow dealt to their credibility by the past days’ events.
The conference started on Thursday with Kasselakis reacting to an intervention by his predecessor, Alexis Tsipras, who called for the SYRIZA president to renew his mandate amid growing friction with senior figures in the opposition party who were unhapp...
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