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Mitsotakis and Kasselakis compete to burnish patriotic credentials -
Demand for cost-of-living measures intensifies as opposition backs strike -
ND names MEP candidates with eye on loss of support to hard right -
ND presents MEP candidates, hoping for campaign boost amid flagging ratings -
Kasselakis buoyed by recent bounce in opinion polls as big gap with ND narrows -
Management of RRF funds sparks new political tension
Greek government faces hard labour dilemma
In the 14 months since signing Greece’s third bailout, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has stuck to a punishing schedule of unpopular changes.
Taxes are higher, pensions were cut while contributions went up, and bailout lenders were handed unprecedented powers over state assets that they will retain for generations.
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