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Tsipras planning for life without Kammenos
The threats by Defence Minister Panos Kammenos to walk out of the coalition if the Prespes Agreement comes to Greek Parliament appear to have left Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras unperturbed and apparently confident that he can do without his governing partner.
Reports in the Greek media on Tuesday suggested that Tsipras has already begun work on a plan to get the Macedonia name deal through Parliament and ensure that his government does not suffer a nasty surprise in a confidence vote.
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