Greece PM Samaras Calls for Snap Elections on Dec. 17

The transcript discusses the potential for snap elections in Greece, driven by economic challenges and austerity measures. It highlights the political risks, particularly the role of Syriza, and the lack of reliable polls. The conversation shifts to economic conditions in Europe, focusing on Italy, Spain, and Ireland, and their respective economic recoveries. Finally, it addresses Greece's ongoing economic challenges, its status as an outlier in the bond market, and the looming IMF deadlines.

What are the potential consequences of a mandate being given to Syriza instead of the Prime Minister's party?

How do the political analysts view the accuracy of polls regarding Syriza's strength?