Stefanos Kasselakis

SYRIZA's central committee will meet in an emergency session on Saturday to decide on the future of ousted leader Stefanos Kasselakis in the party.

The Central Committee is convening urgently on Saturday – Olga Gerovasili and the “87” demand Kasselakis’ expulsion after the legal notice – Pavlos Polakis opposes the expulsion.

The Group of 100 within main opposition SYRIZA is reportedly calling for the expulsion of ousted leader Stefanos Kasselakis after he sent an out of court letter to the party leadership calling on it to investigate how parts of his wealth declaration were leaked to the press.

SYRIZA is grappling with severe internal conflict, centered around the potential expulsion of former leader Stefanos Kasselakis.

As divisions deepen between his supporters and the so-called "87" faction of dissenters, discussions of his removal have intensified during recent party meetings.

Greek politics is not just revisiting the past; it's living in a bygone world. You cannot cure old-school political mentalities and pettiness with spin alone, try as you might.

Former MP of the party, Themis Moumoulidis, is referring Stefanos Kasselakis to the Ethics Committee, accusing him of violating the party’s constitution, engaging in anti-party, anti-comradely, and unethical behavior, and requesting his expulsion.

Ousted SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis did not file his candidacy for leadership of main opposition SYRIZA himself. Instead, someone else did it on his behalf, stoking more tension in the already bitterly divided party.

In what is seen as a setback for former SYRIZA chief Stefanos Kasselakis, the congress of the main left-wing opposition party, initially scheduled for November 1-3, has been postponed to November 8-10. The decision was made during an extraordinary meeting of the party's political secretariat on Saturday.

The upcoming PASOK leadership elections are becoming increasingly unpredictable, with two major polls offering differing perspectives just before the first round of voting. In a survey by Pulse, the contest appears wide open, with differences between the leading candidates within the margin of error.