Syriza reaction: Exit fears overblown but bitter struggles to come
New anti-austerity coalition may spell less trouble than it appears
Left-wing and fiercely anti-austerity, Syriza's victory at the polls in Greece yesterday has brought fears of instability and a Greek exit from the euro back to the fore, but economists suggest the apparent storm may turn out to be largely bluster.
Alexis Tsipras's Syriza party stormed to a comfortable majority of 149 seats at elections over the weekend, but fell two seats short of an absolute majority. Tsipras was sworn in as prime minister today – the first ever to take a civil rather than
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