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Papandreou joins KINAL leadership race amid questions about long term
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Tsipras tries to put PM on spot by pushing for 800-euro min wage
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ND continues to lead polls amid economic worries, while former PM mulls return to frontline politics
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Leaders joust over Covid policy as death toll rises but public interest wanes
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ND presents united front at anniversary event, but factional tensions lurk
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Gennimata withdrawal throws open KINAL leadership race
Tsipras invokes political solution to resolve labour reform stand-off
The departure of the institutions from Athens on Friday gives the Greek government a chance to regroup ahead of a new round of talks next week, although these will be via teleconference to begin with.
The lenders leave having reached some convergence with Athens but without having resolved the three biggest obstacles to an agreement. The issues that will have to be addressed next week, before the Eurogroup on March 20, are the new fiscal measures dem...
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