Greek PM survives no-confidence vote

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Wednesday survived a confidence vote after a row over a landmark name deal with Macedonia sunk his four-year coalition. A total of 151 lawmakers supported Tsipras’ government out of 299 present, including several independent Members of Parliament, the official count showed. Despite the victory, the subsequent fate of Tsipras’ government is far from certain and now faces a challenge to push through parliament the name deal with neighboring Macedonia.