Alexis Tsipras has quickly scaled the first hurdle and formed a coalition but great uncertainty remains with talks on debt levels and repayment termsGreece awoke to a new era of defiant anti-austerity on Monday after voters handed a decisive victory to the radical leftist party Syriza, putting Athens on a collision course with the European commission and international creditors. Under its 40-year-old leader, Alexis Tsipras, Syriza is the first anti-austerity party to take power in Europe and has quickly formed a majority coalition with the Independent Greeks party. Continue reading...
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