Greece can no longer afford to fight the wrong battle
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Two months have passed since the new, left-wing Greek government of Alexis Tsipras was elected to power and it seems to be fighting the wrong battle. A large part of its time has been wasted in long negotiations over names, meeting locations and review obligations, while extremely important, urgent measures to get the economy going are pending.
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