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Which way to the exit?
Agorasystem remains none the wiser. The same reasons that prevented Greek politicians from identifying
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Speculation about timing of next general elections intensifies
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe timing of the next general elections is back on the lips of Greek politicians, with both SYRIZA and New Democracy fuelling talk of when the next vote might be held. Last week, opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis threw down the gauntlet and challenged Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to hold
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Turkish elections put Athens on alert as name talks reach crucial juncture
PoliticsForeign Policyis coming to an end in May. Athens is also concerned about whether Turkish politicians will try
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Parties mull changes to electoral law, top judge resigns
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe discussion about changes to the electoral law is hotting up in Greece, in a further sign that local politicians are steadily turning their attention to the next national vote even though it remains unclear when it will be held. The centre-left Movement for Change (KINAL) will reportedly propose
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Greek Salad (made in Italy)
Agora. This is not meant to belittle or patronise politicians outside the ‘traditional’ governing parties
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How 'clean' can an exit be? Athens snared between Rome and Berlin
Agoraand the Greek “success story” at risk of becoming collateral damage. Similarly, politicians and market analysts
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Tsipras and Mitsotakis take messages abroad but face disquiet at home
PoliticsGreek Politicswith incentives. While the opposition leader was attempting to win over German politicians, Tsipras kept up his
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Coalition back-and-forth over name deal belies election strategy
PoliticsGreek PoliticsParliament committee that contrary to what he heard from some politicians in Athens, enhanced
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Saving Angela Merkel with the help of Alexis Tsipras
Agoraof individual politicians in office. But those who are most immediately the subjects of these agreements
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For better or worse: Greece's bailout exit deja vu
Agora. The complicated relations with Greece’s lenders, the mistrust they had for Greek politicians and the options
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