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Listen: Does Alexis Tsipras stand a chance of becoming Greece’s prime minister again?

EUobserver Greece 08 July 2026, 07:00 UTC 2h ago

Listen: Does Alexis Tsipras stand a chance of becoming Greece’s prime minister again? — EUobserver

As the conservative government bleeds popularity, Tsipras is testing whether a hybrid message of radical left economics and “patriotism” can redraw Greece’s political map before next year’s election.

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