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Tsipras maps out path to next elections via Prespes Agreement and possible confidence vote
Alexis Tsipras has clarified his plans for the coming weeks, including his intention to call for a confidence vote in Parliament should his coalition partner, Independent Greeks (ANEL) leader Panos Kammenos, decide to withdraw his support for the coalition.
The two men are due to meet on Friday but in a live TV interview on Wednesday, Tsipras explained what the implications of that meeting will be. In a move that appears to heap pressure on Kammenos, also the defence minister, Tsipras said that if the ANEL...
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