SYRIZA is a left-wing political party in Greece that was founded in 2004. Its name stands for "Coalition of the Radical Left" and it emerged from a coalition of various leftist groups. SYRIZA gained prominence during the Greek debt crisis, advocating for anti-austerity measures and social justice. In the 2015 elections, SYRIZA, led by Alexis Tsipras, won a significant victory and formed a government. The party aimed to renegotiate Greece's bailout terms and implement progressive reforms. Over time, SYRIZA has faced challenges, including internal divisions and changing public support, reflecting the complexities of Greek politics.