28.01.2019
Mikis Theodorakis lambastes Prespa Agreement, Nato in Ta Nea
Naturally, this is a detail of the bigger map of Nato’s overall strategy with its known aggressive aims and with the main target in this period being Russia.
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28.01.2019
Editorial: Fellow travelers
The Tsipras government along with those of Austria and Italy are the only ones who have lent support to the Maduro regime.
27.01.2019
Editorial: Choices
This chasm between the country’s name on the one hand and its ethnicity and language on the other leaves a bitter taste for almost all Greek citizens, as was evidenced in the recent rallies and opinion polls.
25.01.2019
Editorial: Ink
The agreement recognises that that country is inhabited by Macedonians and not North Macedonians and that they speak Macedonian and not a South Slavic language.
25.01.2019
Prespa Accord ratification ‘sad day’ for Greece says Mitsotakis
'This may become the beginning of new ills. Unfortunately, partisan bargains and SYRIZA’s cynicism prevailed over the national interest.'
25.01.2019
Tsipras hails new era as Parliament ratifies Prespa Agreement
There were 153 yeas, 146 nays, and one MP who declared himself present. The 145 MPs of ruling SYRIZA were joined by eight independent MPs and some from smaller parties.
25.01.2019
Poll shows broad dissatisfaction with SYRIZA which trails ND
Asked if they approve of the government “with all that you know and your experience with SYRIZA”, 71.4 percent said they were very or rather dissatisfied.
24.01.2019
Karamanlis rejects Prespa Agreement at last minute
'That decision [not to admit FYROM to Nato] offered our country an exceptionally effective negotiating advantage which unfortunately was not exploited as is should have been,the ex-PM's statement read.
24.01.2019
Marinakis: ‘A message of resistance against the sell-out of the country’
“Today they sent me a video which unfortunately we didn’t have the time to screen. It is characteristic and very humorous and concerns the government and what it was saying before being elected about the port of Piraeus, and how it did the opposite.”
24.01.2019
Editorial: First time
The ruling party revealed to MPs for the first time that the amendments to the Constitution of FYROM will come into effect only after the Greek Parliament ratifies the protocol on FYROM’s admission to Nato.
23.01.2019
Parliament demands full amended text of FYROM’s Constitution
New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis said it is inconceivable for the agreement to be ratified without parliament having been given the complete text of FYROM’s Constitution with the amendments stipulated in the accord.
23.01.2019
Editorial: Wealth
This country has athletes, filmmakers, and other professionals who did not reach the heights that they might have if only they had been afforded the necessary opportunities.
23.01.2019
Editorial: Wealth
The exceptional distinction attained by two Greeks – Yorgos Lanthimos in film and Stefanos Tsitsipas in tennis – proves that talent exists...
22.01.2019
In battle against Prespa Agreement, New Democracy avoids no confidence motion
Top New Democracy cadres have decided against tabling a no confidence motion against the government over its handling of the Prespa Agreement...
22.01.2019
Editorial: Mistake
Within the next 30 days Greece’s creditors or “institutions”, which are currently in Athens to conduct an evaluation, expect the government to have met 16 prior commitments.
21.01.2019
To Potami party sinks under weight of Prespa agreement
To Potami MP Spiros Lycoudis today resigned his post as deputy parliament speaker, even as the party lost it status as a...
21.01.2019
Government blamed for indiscriminate tear gas use at Macedonia rally
By Vasilis Kanellis The image that Greece once again displayed yesterday does honour to no one. A country that has ostensibly left...
21.01.2019
Editorial: Violence
If the police are unable to isolate a small number of troublemakers, either they are incompetent or they are executing instructions unrelated to maintaining order issued by their superiors.
