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Editorial: Unfathomable audacity
03.08.2018

Editorial: Unfathomable audacity

For decades, Ta Nea did, does, and will continue to do what it knows best – to record events and check authority, supporting democracy and serving the country.

Editorial: Solidarity
02.08.2018

Editorial: Solidarity

Even as government members were spouting excuses, the volunteers were offering blood, money, food, and support, and now even their homes.

The PM feared the rage of the people
31.07.2018

The PM feared the rage of the people

Alexis Tsipras' decision to arrive in the ravaged area at 8:20am, when people were not around, was harshly criticised, and he has received ever stauncher criticism since the tragedy occurred.

Editorial: Just the truth!
30.07.2018

Editorial: Just the truth!

The tragedy that our country is experiencing is not suitable for jest. The fact that it took one week after the disastrous fire to announce the number of missing persons, exposes a state mechanism in complete confusion.

Editorial: Exhortation
28.07.2018

Editorial: Exhortation

The state failed miserably not because it did not manage to contain the inferno –such phenomena are often humanly impossible to contain – but rather because it did not evacuate Mati in a timely manner, even though it had the time to do so.

ND poses seven questions on blame for deadly wildfires
27.07.2018

ND poses seven questions on blame for deadly wildfires

ND spokesperson Maria Spyraki demanded the resignations of Interior Minister Panos Skourletis, Public Order Minister Nikos Toskas, General Secretary of Civil Protection Yannis Kapakis, Attica Prefect Rena Dourou and the Fire Service chief.

Συνεδριάζει τη Δευτέρα το Υπουργικό υπό τον Αλ. Τσίπρα
27.07.2018

Belated assumption of political responsibility for fire disaster by Tsipras

“Sackings, in the hour of battle, which was the rule in previous tragedies, are not an act of political courage, but rather of cowardice. This is all the more true with the easy condemnations of firefighters who heroically went to battle, policemen, Coast Guard officers, and military men who heroically fought on the fronts of the fire,” the PM said.

Editorial: Negligence
27.07.2018

Editorial: Negligence

The first safe conclusion about the recent, deadly wildfires is that the government delayed in taking decisions that could have saved lives in the battle against the flames.

Fanning the fire of political blame
26.07.2018

Fanning the fire of political blame

The pressures being exerted from various quarters for the assumption of responsibilities and for the tendering of resignations are great.

Editorial: Duty
26.07.2018

Editorial: Duty

The time has come, however, for the government to do its duty, which is not only to offer aid to the stricken. It is also to apologise, to offer the apology that was not heard from any of its representatives.

Editorial: Naked country
25.07.2018

Editorial: Naked country

Mourning must not be transformed into yet another excuse for never attributing those responsibilities where they belong – the higher echelons of power.

Editorial: Defeat
24.07.2018

Editorial: Defeat

A state that remains wasteful despite the crisis cannot be permitted to leave people and the environment to their own devices.

Editorial: What is the answer?
23.07.2018

Editorial: What is the answer?

The PM’s economic advisor’s assertion that his only crime is having the same surname with the PM is not an answer. It would have been the answer if the issue were the bad practice of nepotism in politics.

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