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Parry and thrust from Mitsotakis as Tsipras prepares for own offensive
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PM addresses internal anxieties in party as polls indicate public is increasingly sceptical
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PM banks on constitutional reform agenda to smooth ND divisions ahead of congress
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PM seeks diplomatic initiative in Middle East as PASOK looks for momentum at home
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ND moves to contain demands for parliamentary scrutiny as polls show opposition in flux
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Predator row deepens as Tsipras publishes ideological roadmap for new party
Athens hopes for timely boost from visits by EU officials
The Greek government is hoping that visits to Athens on Tuesday by European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker and European Stability Mechanism managing director will provide a timely boost ahead of the referendum in the UK on Thursday, with the outcome of the vote still in doubt.
Juncker is due to meet with Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and speak at the annual general meeting of the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (SEV), where he is expected to stress that the threat of Grexit has disappeared.
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