08.01.2021
Editorial: Normalcy
Joe Biden must create the necessary conditions for American citizens to regain their trust in injured institutions, laws, and the achievements of democracy.
English Edition
07.01.2021
Editorial: Strategy
The new environment will leave no room for revolutionary exercises fueled by blind coercion but instead will create a new relationship between the citizenry and the state, based on an agreed upon security framework.
04.01.2021
Editorial: Restart
Mr. MItsotakis;' strongest weapon is his government's new, cohesive plan for exploiting funding from the EU Pandemic Recovery Fund to promote tourism and to solidify and exploit Greece's new, stronger geopolitical position.
31.12.2020
Editorial: Details
Given the fact that the current situation and realities are critical in a variety of ways, the government must pay enormous attentio to the management of everyday issues and problems.
30.12.2020
Editorial: The need for stability
The exceptionally good personal relationship between Donald Trump and Recep Tayyip Erdogan, gave Ankara great leeway in charting its geopolitical moves and to harrass other NATO member-states and to ignore good neighbourly relations.
27.12.2020
Europeans hope to reclaim their lives with huge EU COVID-19 vaccination rollout
While Europe has some of the best-resourced healthcare systems in the world, the sheer scale of the effort means some countries are calling on retired medics to help while others have loosened rules for who is allowed to give the injections.
27.12.2020
Greece begins COVID-19 vaccination with top officials as nearly 10,000 Pfizer vaccines trickle in
According to the EU's distribution arrangement the Pfizer vaccines doses that correspond to the Greek population are another 429,000 until the end of January another 333.450 doses by the end of February, and a total of 1,265,550 doses by the end of March.
22.12.2020
Editorial: Pressure
The undeclared war with Turkey cost Greece dearly. During the 100 day crisis involving Ankara's oil and gas research vessel "Oruc Reis" the Greek Navy was deployed to constantly monitor the Aegean.
21.12.2020
Under criticism fo delays, European Medicines Agency approves Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
Preparations for mass vaccinations comes as the identification of a highly infectious new strain of the coronavirus in Britain caused chaos across the region, with countries shutting off travel ties with the UK and disrupting trade ahead of Christmas.
21.12.2020
Editorial: 4,172 reasons to be vaccinated
Those of us who are on the same side agree that the paramount goal is to end the SARS-CoV-2 epidemic even if we have different views on the requisite strategy, on the prioritisation of objectives, or on how to rebuild the country the day after.
17.12.2020
Editorial: Transcending the limits
Money from the EU Recovery Fund offers this capability especially in the direction of "green" development, which is the future of the European economy.
16.12.2020
Editorial: Courting the middle class
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is quite rightly thrashing out measures with targeted assistance for the middle class that will be a central part of the national reconstruction plan on the basis of which Greece will receive EU Recovery Fund liquidity.
14.12.2020
Editorial: The plea
The residents of the Aegean islands that are the point of entry for most migrants are also relieved because those residing in Reception and Identification Centres has fallen by 62 percent.
14.12.2020
What you need to know about the coronavirus right now
The United States expects to have immunized 100 million people with the coronavirus vaccine by the end of March, the chief adviser for the U.S.
14.12.2020
Soccer-Big money brings big disputes, but COVID-19 challenge met
Competition across the continent came to a halt in March as the impact of the pandemic was felt, but by June domestic competitions were back under way across Europe — albeit without fans and in controlled ‘bio-secure’ stadiums.
13.12.2020
Merkel says EU to discuss sanctions against Turkey with Biden administration, Nato
The United States, Italy and Spain were the top exporters of arms to Turkey from 2015-2019, according the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
11.12.2020
All-night EU summit talks with Poland holding out on terms of climate change deal
Poorer central and eastern European states seeking further guarantees of EU support to help them make the mammoth investments needed to slash emissions.
05.12.2020
Magiorkinis: The COVID-19 Committee, society, the economy and the magic ‘political filter’
In an exclusive interview with in.gr, tanea.gr, and tovima.gr, Professor Gkikas Magiorkinis details the major obstacles that arise in the effort to inform an often distrustful public about COVID-19.
