Juncker warns Greece not to quit euro zone: paper

Eurogroup head Jean-Claude Juncker warned Greeks not to turn their backs on the euro, saying in a newspaper interview that a win by anti-bailout radical leftists in a vote on Sunday would have "unforeseeable" ...

Syriza party leader Alexis Tsipras who resigned in the wake of his cave-in to the troika is back in office following Sunday's snap elections.The election was supposed to be extremely close, but it wasn't. Greek polls are notoriously unreliable. Tsipras won his first election by a huge vote even though polls were close. On Sunday the result was the same.Pollsters had New Democracy running neck-and-neck but in a low turnout Syriza received 35.5 per cent of the vote to 28 percent for New Democracy.

Athens (AFP) - Greece's snap election next weekend will be a cliffhanger, with latest opinion polls Sunday giving the radical left Syriza party only a razor-thin lead over its conservative rivals.

Athens (AFP) - Greece's election hung on a knife-edge Saturday as radical former premier Alexis Tsipras retook a slight lead in the final hours of a tight race against the conservatives for the helm of government.

ATHENS • To the thumping rhythms of a Leonard Cohen tune, the pair of leftist leaders hugged, then thrust their fists into the cool air of an Athens evening as thousands cheered and waved blazing red flags. One could be prime minister of Spain by the end of the year. The other now leads Greece. Together, they presented themselves as the vanguard of a Europe transformed by a surge in radical leftist support unparalleled in the continent’s post-Cold War history.

Athens (AFP) - Greece votes Sunday in a snap general election that could bring the radical left Syriza party to power and pose the most severe challenge yet to austerity policies in struggling eurozone countries.

Under the category of good news from Greece, The Financial Times reports Greek Unity Talks Hit Impasse. Talks between Greece’s president and the leaders of the country’s three largest political parties on forming a coalition government reached an impasse on Sunday, increasing the chances that the country will hold fresh national elections in June.

Athens (AFP) - With Greece's snap elections on Sunday, the top two parties are neck and neck in the polls. Analysts say a full return to power for the leftist Syriza party, while still possible, is unlikely.Following are three next-day scenarios: