Alexis Tsipras may appear confident ahead of next week’s snap elections in Greece, but the latest polls may give him reason to worry.<br /><br /> The conservative New Democracy party has chipped away at the leftist Syriza’s wide lead, and now pundits are saying the result is too close to call with Syriza ahead by a hair.<br /><br /> Speaking to euronews reporter Efi Kotsoukosta, Tsipras remained serene about the ballot saying,<br /><br /> “I’m sure that SYRIZA will come first at the elections and I believe that reaching the absolute majority is absolutely feasible. Even if this happens we will look for cooperation, if not, we have our programme, our plan and I believe that there will be political forces and people in the parliament that won’t be willing to risk a new round of elections. Therefore, I am sure that after the 20th of September, over the coming days, there will be a government which will proceed with the huge effort we started on the 25th of January”. <br /><br /> You can see the rest of the interview with Alexis
