Greek Elections: Run it back?
Learnings from May 21 vote and what to expect for June 25 polls and beyond
The Agora · Nick Malkoutzis
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Show Notes
Greeks are voting again in national elections on June 25 after an inconclusive ballot on May 21.
New Democracy is set to return to power following a big victory last month. The results have raised lots of questions for the main opposition parties, SYRIZA and PASOK, but were also notable for the emergence of some new small parties.
Lamprini Rori, an assistant professor in political analysis at Athens University, joins us on The Agora to discuss these issues with Nick Malkoutzis and to look ahead to what the next four years might look like for the incoming government.
Also, Phoebe Fronista speaks to Kelly Kiki, project manager at the media incubator iMEdD, about a project using artificial intelligence to analyse the speeches of Greece's political leaders.
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