When the Greek government announced its “agreement” with the European “Troika” this summer, in some quarters it was viewed more as a stop-gap measure, delaying the ultimate day of reckoning. That day may be approaching sooner rather than later.
Greek PM Tsipras on thin ice as the most unpopular austerity measures approach
As his shaky coalition is losing members, the Greek Prime Minister Alex Tsipras is becoming more subject to pressure from individual MPs in the legislative branch as well as growing opposition to the even tougher austerity programs that...
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