Greek General Elections

What is unusual, perhaps, is the toxicity and fanaticism with which a segment of the Greek political world is approaching the electoral process this time around.

Over the last many months, the political debate has focused on possible alliances for a viable coalition government to be formed after the next election, with parties facing gruelling decisions.

has a duty to make a clear commitment to guarantee the voting rights of citizens abroad and to abandon its thoughts of having a diaspora citizen’s vote count less

Protracted political uncertainty and all that accompanies it may shoo away even those who believe that bargains are to be found in Greece.

With ministers accusing each other in a cabinet meeting and the prime minister allowing himself to be held hostage, we are dealing with nothing less than a government in decay.