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PM faces new challenges as public sides with farmers, Tsipras questions recovery
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Farmers' demands and govt red lines keep Greece in deadlock
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Eurogroup presidency hailed as pinnacle of recovery as OPEKEPE hearings descend into turmoil
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Pressure from government MPs pushes PM towards resolution with farmers
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Farmers anger resonates with public as government struggles to resolve dispute
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Farmers’ protests escalate as political veterans express concerns about democracy
Tsipras hails name deal with Skopje, Mitsotakis declares fierce opposition
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras announced on Tuesday that Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) have reached an agreement to settle the name dispute that has dogged relations between Athens and Skopje for a quarter of a century.
Despite Tsipras claiming that his government had secured a “good” agreement with his counterpart Zoran Zaev, New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis argued it was a “bad” deal and that the SYRIZA-led coalition does not have the necessary legitimacy to ...
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