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Aside from energy security, enhanced energy and military cooperation between the three countries and the broader geostrategic setting were high on the agenda.

The study released yesterdaty by the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE) cannot but be viewed as evidence of the failure of our education system.

'Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is going to visit Macedonia, and it is the first visit of a Greek prime minister to our country,' said Ambassador Rusi Popovska in the presence of members of the Commission’s Directorate-General for Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations.

The problem involving the use of the word “Macedonian” in trade must be resolved immediately by the government, before it is too late.

Levent is the leader of the movement and he said there will be “six Cypriot candidates who speak Turkish and are citizens of the Republic of Cyprus”.

The government appears to be either forgetting or ignoring that in democracies the government’s record is judged by the vote of all citizens without distinction.

Greece is also a country of creativity, innovation, and productivity, of a younger generation that is champing at the bit and which can spread its wings and fly if only it is given the right opportunities.

The State Department said that the Secretary will attend the summit to discuss basic energy and security issues faced by the Eastern Mediterranean.

The education system requires a national policy, but that presupposes dialogue, open horizons, and a synthesis of ideas.

Adnan Menderes Demokrat Parti (DP) used party-controlled trade unions of Istanbul and minions from Anatolia to destroy within a period of nine hours over 4,000 Greek businesses and over 3,000 Greek homes.

Left-wing and right-wing populism do not differ much. as they are based on the same type of rhetoric and lies and they deceive citizens in the same manner.

The proposed changes will loosen requirements for the release of prisoners serving multiple life sentences, such as N17 terrorists

The government does not have the luxury of choosing. The path it must tread is that of responsibility, as strong as its addiction to populism may be.

The IMF is also demanding an emergency plan to confront the prospect of thousands of court decisions ordering the reversal of memorandum-era cutbacks.

The Eurogroup’s decision can only have a negative impact on markets at a time when the country is testing its endurance in borrowing from them.

A team from the University of Thessaloniki has completed a blueprint for the structural overhaul of the seminary to create living quarters for over 100 students and facilities to host major international conferences.

From elected officials at the top of the administrative pyramid down to the base there is something clearly rotten in the entire structure of the state.

Critics of the Prespa Agreement in Athens maintain that Skopje is in some instances interpreting the accord in a skewed manner.

The centre-left owes a debt of gratitude to SYRIZA because its attempts to pillage it ended up rallying it together.

Since its days in the opposition, SYRIZA confronted the economy with the sole objective of reaping partisan benefits.

Greek Police and Fire Service officials have also been charged in the case, as has a 65-year-old man who was responsible for starting the initial fire in Daou Pentelis.

What is impeding the PM’s plan for a progressive front is the stance of Movement for Change leader Fofi Gennimata and of To Potami leader Stavros Theodorakis

'We are reacting always with prudence and strategic calm to the provocations in the Aegean. The number of violations of our national airspace and territorial waters has reached a high level.'

The government's narrative about a return to normalcy and its handouts are not persuading voters as the vast majority have already made their decisions.

The Health Ministry does not appear to have taken into account crucial privacy issues in its omnibus law on the Individual Electronic Health File.

There is a double minefield on Greece’s path. The economy remains shackled by austerity policies and the danger of fiscal derailment is ever-present.

The report states that while progress was noted in Greece’s implementation of its post-bailout commitments, there are commitments that have yet to be met, most notably in the banking sector.

The total amount of business deposits in January dropped by 1.008bn euros compared to an 862mn euro rise the previous month.

The country’s infrastructure works, including the roads network, are antiquated. Their endurance is minimal and the safety of thousands of citizens is jeopardised.

Critics say the Prespa Agreement leaves plenty of room for misinterpretation and exploitation by forces which wish to stir problems and push for the recognition of a “Macedonian minority in Greece”.

Do the bridge-builders really believe that SYRIZA has rid itself of the odd alliance with its erstwhile partner, Panos Kammenos’  Independent Greeks party?

In an exclusive interview with To Vima, the Harvard economics professor and former IMF chief economist discusses Greece’s growth prospects.

Metropolitan Emmanuel of France tells To Vima that Ecumenical Patriarch Vartholomeos granted Autocephaly to Ukraine to preserve unity, debunks theory of Moscow as ‘Third Rome’.