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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
After raising labour concerns, back to grind of talks for Tsipras
After raising Greece’s concerns about labour reform at the highest level over the last few days, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras knows that his government must return to negotiations with its lenders this week if it is going to have any chance of securing a technical agreement in time for the April 7 Eurogroup.
Tsipras claimed he thought about not signing the Rome Declaration marking 60 years of the European Union due to concerns about labour legislation. He also made a point during a speech at a sideline event on Friday of criticising the EU for allowing the ...
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