13.11.2021
Editorial: The only way
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.
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12.11.2021
Editorial: Wager
Brussels’ 7.1 percent economic growth projection for Greece exceeds that the draft state budget. The numbers speak for themselves, but they do not describe the overall wager for Greece.
11.11.2021
Erdogan says Greece is ‘ungrateful’ to Turkey on refugee issue, says ‘all of Greece a US base’
'Unfortunately, Alexandroupolis is not just one base – all of Greece has been transformed into a US base. I did not manage to count how many American bases there are in Greece,' Erdogan said.
11.11.2021
Editorial: Attention must be paid
It is inconceivable to view inflation merely as a natural phenomenon. It is something that must be fended off. Our country has the capability and the weapons to get through this continual 'war'
10.11.2021
Editorial: The predictably unpredictable Mr. Erdogan
Erdogan has often demonstrated that the only way he knows to address domestic problems is through aggressiveness in the Eastern Mediterranean and elsewhere.
09.11.2021
Editorial: The Movement for Change leadership race
Impeccable preparations are required so that the centre-left party can proceed toward the election in a coordinated fashion and a manner that befits its history.
08.11.2021
Editorial: Beam of light
It should be clear by now that public health restrictions are not a punitive measure, but rather a basic precondition for the protection of public health and our lives.
06.11.2021
Three top candidates neck and neck in Movement for Change party leadership race
The survey shows that that the party’s parliamentary representative, Andreas Loverdos, has a 3.6 percentage point lead over George Papandreou in the general pool of respondents.
05.11.2021
Editorial: The scourge of body shaming
Body shaming is thriving due to the new realities shaped by social networking sites, but as we learned recently it can be fought through the social media.
04.11.2021
Op-ed: Charting a course for climate action
'According to the International Energy Agency, more than half of the additional emissions reductions required to meet the Paris Agreement aims could be gained at no extra cost to electricity customers.
04.11.2021
Holy Synod of Orthodox Church urges faithful to take COVID-19 rapid test before attending services
Main opposition SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras demanded that churches comply with public health regulations that apply to all other venues (except for supermarkets and pharmacies).
04.11.2021
Editorial: A solution must be found!
It took pressure from the scientific community and, the death of clergy, for the Church to adjust to news realities and to comply with public health measures instituted by the government.
03.11.2021
Poor officiating in Greek Super League wreaking the championship, benefiting one specific team
Clattenburg, one of the most famous referees of the past two decades to emerge from the UK, confirmed the non-existence of a “penalty” awarded to AEK Athens in the first half of its Super League championship match with Aris Thessaloniki by local ref Aristotelis Diamantopoulos. The outlandish call allowed the home team to take a 2-0 lead going into halftime
03.11.2021
Editorial: Food waste
A different culture of consumer behaviour and daily life IS a good first step toward viable development, as rational food production could contribute to climate neutrality.
02.11.2021
Editorial: Strict enforcement of public health measures
It is not acceptable for a large segment of the population - unvaccinated people - to lead us to backpedaling, even as the economy is still vulnerable, despite hopeful signs of recovery.
01.11.2021
Op-ed: Restoring citizens’ trust on climate change
The remedy for a lack of public confidence is to invest massively in concrete climate projects and innovations, starting immediately. Climate action represents a tremendous business opportunity, and policymakers must be savvy enough to embrace it.
01.11.2021
Editorial: COP26 and saving the planet
Yet, everyone agrees that the COP26 international climate change conference that began yesterday in Glasgow is the last chance to save the planet.
31.10.2021
Biden-Erdogan meeting first, small step toward repairing tattered relations
Ankara’s geopolitical shift toward Moscow and the accompanying threat to the cohesion lies at the core of US-Turkey disputes.
