Kyriakos Mitsotakis dismissed speculation about resignation and early elections, reassuring both the public and his party that he will complete his term, while for the first time leaving open the possibility of post-election coalition governments. During his traditional press conference at the Thessaloniki International Fair on Sunday, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis moved to quash mounting speculation about his political future. He dismissed talk of a leadership handover, the so-called 'succession ring,' and rumors of early elections. The carefully staged appearance was designed to reassure both his party and the broader public that he has no plans to relinquish power before completing his term. Mitsotakis did, however, leave himself some room for maneuver. For the first time, he refrained from ruling out post-election coalitions, a shift widely read as an attempt to convince voters that a third ballot for his conservative New...