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From the first moment the government requested European assistance with the dispatch of eight Canadair aircraft.

Greek TV showed thick, dark smoke blanketing the area with ash falling kilometers away, blown by strong winds.

This mobilisation followed the protocol of the General Secretariat for Civil Protection for the precautionary evacuation of residents.

You will say Erdogan is in power today. Certainly, Turkey has changed. What will not change unto the ages is that Turkey is our neighbour and will always be.

The country’s very serious President Sergio Matarela is aware of this and is trying to form a pro-European, anti-nationalist salvation government which can keep the government on a liberal path until the spring.

The restoration of the prestige and credibility of institutions is one of the top priorities of the new government.

The last round of U.N.-sponsored negotiations collapsed in 2017 over the role of Turkey in a post-settlement Cyprus.

“Let them not test our power because there will be a heavy price to pay,” Akar declared today in Turkish-occupied Cyprus.

What is required is a plan for the controlled decongestion of prisons and the improvement of prisoners’ living conditions.

There is another incredible resistance by certain doctors and nurses who smoke in hospitals, offering a terrible example and outrageously violating their duties.

Americans constitute 4.4 percent of the global population and own 42 percent of the total number of weapons worldwide.

What is most important is the creation of a new international conscience that will take into account the fact that asymmetrical challenges are here

Let us ponder today a post-junta problem of the Greek educational system.

The Bicentennial can thus be the start of a reconstruction and a milestone of recovery and progress.

The banking system is moving toward the development of an “excellent clientele” and of survival in a competitive economic environment.

The issue is the mistakes, incompetence, and provocative complacency of those who did not put a cap on pensions even though they had plenty of time to do so.

The talks came amidst heightened tensions between the Republic of Cyprus and Turkey, which is conducting illegal drilling for hydrocarbons in Cyprus’ EEZ.

A barrage of draft legislation which signals the government’s outlook and overall plan will be tabled in Parliament.

The common ground should be that the electoral system must not change every so often.

Ankara rejects agreements the internationally recognized Cypriot government has reached with other Mediterranean states on maritime economic zones.

This government, as an expose in Ta Nea reported introduced a model that yielded exceptional results in Singapore 45 years ago.

The three-day vote of confidence debate demonstrated that the main players of the political system have understood that society’s needs in this new era cannot be satisfied by sterile disputes and pointless shouting.

Tselentis said, 'Everyone said that Athens endured. It did not endure. Imagine if there were an earthquake that was 6 on the Richter scale, in other words 30 times greater in magnitude.'

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that the Greek government’s programme offers better growth prospects.

There are responsibilities for the extent of the tragedy, and on top of those responsibilitities one must add the responsibilities of the perpetual crime that one has witnessed over the last year.

Exercising the role of the opposition in a constructive manner and maintaining a civilised level of political dialogue is one thing and engaging in a sterile opposition that aims at social unrest is quite another.

Residents and workers all over Athens abandoned homes and offices in panic awaiting the first reports and news of subsequent, smaller quakes.

After four long years a verdict must be rendered in the Golden Dawn trial, the verdict that is being awaited by the family of Pavlos Fyssas and by all defenceless victims of the neo-Nazis.

A lawyer by training, Tasoulas served as Culture and Athletics Minister in the New Democracy government of Antonis Samaras.

The PM’s office said in a statement that 'rapid implementation of structural reforms will open the path to stronger growth and greater fiscal space'.

On 28 September, 2013, ten days after Fyssas was murdered, To Vima  had reported that Patelis was being closely scrutinised by Greek Police considerably earlier for another criminal attack in Keratsini (where Fyssas was murdered).

International media such as Bloomberg correctly note that normalcy is returning to our country and that the change of government contributed greatly to improving the climate.

The PPC crisis must be addressed with the consensus that an issue of national import demands.