SYRIZA is navigating a tumultuous phase as the party risks losing its status as the main opposition if more members resign. With the presidential election set for November 24, tensions are high following controversies surrounding Stefanos Kasselakis’ financial disclosures. Recent resignations from the Central Committee are notable as discussions unfold about Kasselakis’ proposed new political entity. A virtual meeting revealed growing dissent within the party, prompting calls for a stronger, unified approach to address social issues and economic challenges facing Greece. A debate among leadership candidates is scheduled for November 20.