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Greece watches closely as Turkey prepares for referendum
PoliticsForeign Policythat "we would like to see “Yes” winning in the upcoming referendum instead of “No,” even though we
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No honeymoon for Macron
Agoraon the result of the mid-June legislative elections. In principle, his “En Marche” movement is well...Emmanuel Macron does not have a lot of time for celebrations after winning the second round of the presidential election on Sunday. Never has an incoming president had to confront a higher level
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Judicial system becomes key battleground for political parties
PoliticsGreek Politicsover more voters to have a chance of winning an outright majority at the next elections and fears
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SYRIZA tests PASOK waters with talk of possible alliance
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe proportional representation system, which means the winning party would no longer be awarded
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PASOK emerges victorious from first round of centre-left leadership vote
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe winning candidate is able to establish unity, build on whatever momentum the leadership contest
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Gennimata aims to secure centre-left leadership in run-off vote
PoliticsGreek Politicsleader a strong chance of winning Sunday’s ballot, although some commentators have pointed out that New
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Gennimata handed task of transforming PASOK into broader centre-left alliance
PoliticsGreek Politicsof winning back supporters who drifted from PASOK to SYRIZA, many of whom currently declare no allegiance
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Mitsotakis rules out roles for relatives, Tsipras mulls way out of pension cuts
PoliticsGreek Politics, arguing that the proportional representation system (no 50-seat bonus for the winning party
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Name issue and auction targets make waves in domestic politics
PoliticsGreek Politicsparty known until recently as Lega Nord. This could prove a threat to New Democracy’s hopes of winning
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Greek parties face fine balance as they discuss name issue
PoliticsGreek PoliticsParliament (Public Issue has the Union of Centrists on 2.5 percent and ANEL on 2 percent), the winning
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