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A report in Ta Nea today recalled the revenge porn case of a female university student who committed suicide for this reason. The lives of other women have been destroyed.

The reform of the Criminal Code and the swifter meting out of justice are not simply piecemeal changes. They are reforms that will redefine and bolster the relationship of citizens with the state.

The Movement for Change must move forward with a hard but mature opposition stance based on arguments, because that is the only way it can persuade prospective voters.

With the new leader that will be elected tomorrow, KINAL-PASOK should begin, united and strong, the campaign for the renewal and rebirth of the great democratic party.

US President Joe Biden's Summit for Democracy has the prospect of functioning as an alternative to the G20 and it constitutes an important move by participants.

At a time when a series of issues remain open, Greece and Russia have a certain osmosis that will continue with cooperation and communication.

The statements of the man that most consider the new Schaeuble demonstrate that the era when Greece was the black sheep of Europe is over.

Femicide and gender-based violence constitute a criminal violation of human rights. There are unfortunately many such cases in our country that cause alarm

Voters yesterday in the KINAL leadership election did not simply send a signal to their next leader. They sent a signal in all directions regarding the functioning of democracy.

The phenomenon of the Great Resignation should lead to a radical review of the terms and conditions of employment, with better wages and greater labour flexibility.

The problem concerns not only the number of incidents, but also about the qualitative escalation in the intensity of violence, which obstructs the operation of university faculties.

The ambiguity of the position of the main opposition party regarding the compulsory vaccination of citizens age 60 or older does not help us transcend the pandemic.

We are talking about expanding the shield of defence during a strong surge of the COVID-19 pandemic in order to save human lives and return to some kind of normalcy.

Few know more about the history of HIV in Greece, its social impact and stigma, and the often inadequate and biased response of the state than Nikos Dedes, one of the founders of the association of HIV-positive individuals, named Thetiki Foni.

We are a country at the core of the European construct and a NATO member-state and therefore a force of stability in the Southeastern Mediterranean and the Western Balkans.

Let us, for example, listen to the message of famed epidemiologist Anthony Fauci, who says that it is better for us to overestimate a new danger than to underestimate it.

There can be no doubt that vaccinated people, especially those who have gotten a booster shot, are much more protected than the unvaccinated from hospitalisation and death.

It is up to the government to enact a series of reforms that can expedite justice, such as reducing the backlog of cases and streamlining overlapping and contradictory laws

The Ruler of Dubai was received in Ankara yesterday as a messiah, with the hope that investment will save Turkey from economic disaster. However, few economists believe that.

Greece has a duty to staunchly declare that it is a member of the EU and of NATO, and a constant, stabilising factor in the Southeastern Mediterranean, in contrast with Turkey.

It is difficult to rule out yet another winter with harsh public health restrictions, as the Delta variant of the virus is raging and the rate of vaccination has not reached the desired level.

With the 105 deaths in the last 24 hours, the death toll has reached 17,425, with 95 percent having an underlying medical condition and/or were 70-years-old or over.

For a quarter century after registration of properties was launched, Gavdos’ few residents are at long last getting a cadastre. The causes and responsibilities for the delay are comico-tragical.

The EU expresses its solidarity with Poland as regards the emergency conditions at its borders, but also does not back off from its demand for the rule of law to be respected in Belarus.

The example of vaccination rates in other European countries, such as Portugal, demonstrates with the stark truth of numbers the importance of political consensus.

PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis has announced that the government will enforce harsher measures on the unvaccinated and called on local government and organisations to persuade them to get the jab.

Sanchez extolled the level of Spain-Turkey bilateral ties, noting, 'As my friend [Mr] Erdogan said, there are few countries that have such meetings at the highest level.'

Greece has a robust anti-vax movement – far-right activists and religious zealots are among the most aggressive exponents - and a number of doctors are among the hundreds of social media anti-vaxxers.

The Church hierarchy has often been accused – sometimes justly and sometimes unjustly, at times in good faith and other times in bad faith – of anachronistic approaches to changes in society.

This is the most critical juncture in recent years for the Movement for Change and the segment of the electorate that it represents, as they have been given a great opportunity.

The GNU’s explicit duties are to deliver elections, dismantle militias and to expel all foreign forces. Over 2.8 million Libyan citizens, out of a total population of almost 7 million (and out of a total of 4 million potential electorate), have already registered to vote. 

According to Greek Police data, between January and August of this year, 208 minors were beaten up and 211 were robbed by members of other gangs.

The seasonal temperature drop is a negative factor in dealing with the pandemic, as people now gather together indoors, and Christmas may turn out to be nightmarish.