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In the post-regime change era (after 1974), the wrong-headed model that is described as asylum [which forbade police to enter university campuses to confront illegal actions] was predominant.

There is a positive basis for the Greek government’s proposal for a ceiling on gas prices, which some time ago seemed outlandish but today has gained ground.

An Athens priest says he is the conduit through which a crucifix that he claims is a segment of the True Cross (on which Christ was crucified) has performed all sorts of miracles.

The Greek PM reminded his UN audience, with seriousness that Turkey’s effort to dispute Greek national sovereignty has its limits, and is a clear and inviolable red line.

Those encharged with planning Greek foreign and defence policy do not appear to be well-versed in the art of strategic communications and public diplomacy.

Tomorrow, a neo-fascist-rooted party is expected to place first in the Italian general elections, and by all indications the prime minister will be Georgia Meloni.

Mahsa Amini, who was murdered because some tufts of her hair were protruding from her Islamic head scarf, could have been any Iranian woman.

Erdogan unabashedly brandished photos of dead children to create a communications-oriented sensation and place the Greek government on the list of authoritarian regimes.

There have been changes in or additions to the focus and categories of tourism - conference tourism, therapeutic tourism, and nature lovers’ tourism, among others.

Britain’s international status has declined, its relations with the EU are a constant source of tensions, and there is a prospect of the departure of Scotland and Northern Ireland.

An investigative report published today in Ta Nea indicates that National Health Systen is once again in danger, not least due to the lack of anaesthesiologists. A prime example is the fact that there are not enough anaesthesiologists to cover the needs for surgeries nationwid

SYRIZA's leader rejected the prospect of a minority government, that would agree to the rule of the top party by either supporting or not voting down its legislation.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is trying to counterbalance Turkey’s distancing itself from Europe by shifting his focus to the East.

The success of a comprehensive policy requires a broader consensus between political parties, as this is not a partisan issue and there is no room for political skirmishes.

This situation, with mutual recriminations between the two top parties about ruling as an arbitrary regime that sees internal enemies, harms above all the Greek political system.

Turkey is playing its games in an environment in which the Russian invasion of Ukraine is in progress, with unpleasant results for the invaders.

The government is called upon to continue on the path of planning its policies – and adjusting them necessary – guided by the principle of protecting those in the greatest need.

The government serving out its four-year term and fully implementing its reform programme will contribute to the stability that the country needs.

One hundred years ago the guns of war fell silent on Turkish soil. May their menacing thunder never be heard again.

The sovereign who ruled and tried to keep her country on a stable path left behind a singular legacy: the overwhelming majority of Britons adored her.

There are two sides of the same coin, and the choice of the “iron lady” of Frankfurt to hike the interest rates will have a series of repercussions on daily life.

Putin, in a new anti-Western rant, said that after cutting off the natural gas supply, he will suspend the supply of Russian oil if the EU imposes a ceiling on energy prices.

Those who believe that universities will forever remain bastions of lawlessness must understand that our entire society opposes that.

Within a time span of fewer than three years, when Greeks were first confronted with the pandemic, citizens must carefully consider how they will handle the new realities.

Today, with a difficult winter ahead of us, it is impermissible for the problem of the inability to find housing to be piled on to the already grave conditions created by the energy crisis and inflation.

'A woman does not sit back and get raped without wanting it. Let’s not go insane now. She does not become pregnant in this way, she must have participated…both must act for a child to be conceived.'

In Greece, many households and businesses that in previous years relied on heating fuel later opted for natural gas because it was cheaper.

What is certain is that a manichaeistic interpretation of Mikhail Gorbachev legacy will lead to wrong conclusions.

Discussions that encourage political turbulence, a power vacuum, or contribute to an anti-politics current do no service in the effort to protect the country.

Ankara’s objective is obvious. It is trying to convince the international community that provocations in the Aegean are reciprocal, and so the responsibilities are mutual.

The acceleration in the development of the surveillance affair seems to be impacting on the climate shaped by the political wear and tear of the ruling party and the damage it has suffered.

The findings of the GPO poll published by Ta Nea clearly highlight a prospective future problem – the danger of not being able to form a stable, viable government after the next general elections.