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Russia's land invasion of a sovereign country on three fronts that began yesterday was accompanied by the intense bombardments of airports, military facilities, and even hospitals

Ankara has often opted for sensationalist actions in the Aegean, which it then exploits and incorporates in its communication strategy, with pompous pronouncements.

The PM said that Greece as at a matter of principle respects the territorial integrity, sovereignty, and independence of all countries, and therefore condemns raw violence.

Greece is a member of NATO, of the EU and the eurozone. Russia’s initiative is a flagrant violation of international law and poses additional dangers for our country.

Greece is a seafaring country with an organised state, rules, and regulatory procedures, even for the private sector when it does not abide by them.

We will have a rich and substantial agenda of discussions, reflecting the current priorities of our bilateral dialogue and sectoral cooperation, in relevant areas such as transportation, energy, trade and SMEs, tourism, agriculture to name but a few

New Democracy garners 31.8 percent, SYRIZA 22.2 percent, KINAL 14.1 percent, the KKE Greek Communist party 5.2 percent, Elliniki Lysi 3.6 percent, and MeRa three percent.

Mitsotakis had also convened a meeting last week regarding the Ukraine crisis. All possible eventualities were put on the table for ensuring the security of Greece’s natural gas supply.

Greece is obliged to shield itself in the most effective manner possible on all levels. Above all, Athens must ensure the security of the 100,000-strong Greek community in Mariupol.

The optimism bred by the Kremlin’s announcement that it is withdrawing certain forces from the Russia-Ukraine border proved to be premature.

The Greek side should be very careful, taking into account its membership in of NATO and the EU, with all the accompanying commitments, while maintaining traditional ties with Russia.

A radio communication from the ship reportedly indicated that there may be missing people and a search-and-rescue mission was launched. Passengers taken to Kerkyra,

In his interviews and public appearances, main opposition leader Alexis Tsipras declares the need to 'separate the state from the party' and talks about 'meritocratic institutions'.

Civil protection cannot be reorganised in six months, and the diachronic problem of the overlapping competencies cannot be remedied swiftly, but one must take the first steps.

The compact Greek community (photo) should be and is on the radar of our foreign ministry. What is needed is coordinated and timely actions to protect its members.

Becoming accustomed to violence leads to more blood and makes it easier to shut one’s eyes and mouth and turn the other way.

Inflation is citizens’ number one priority right now. The government has a duty to seek and find every possible solution in order to help them.

Although nobody denies that Greece had allowed dysfunctions to fester for years, the course of public debt and of deficits demonstrates that they skyrocketed in the 2004-2009 period [on Karamanlis’ watch].

Nikos Dendias' trip to is in the framework of Greece’s intense concerns about the safety of the Greek community in the area and in the context of Greece’s NATO, EU.

May 19-year-old Alkis Kampanos be the last victim of a situation that can be corrected if all parties involved have the will to do so.

Voters judge every government based on its effectiveness and all who assume government posts have a duty to act in accordance with a new model, determined by the electorate.

It would be wrong if, due to its rise in the polls, PASOK forgets the difficulty of the task that it has undertaken. The party must prove that it can stand firmly in the centre of the political spectrum.

The “true spirit of democracy” to which Xi Jinping referred and with which Putin agreed, has nothing to do with democracy as the US and the EU understand it.

There are great delays in the meting out of justice in Greece. Shocking incidents like the murder in Thessaloniki are a harsh reminder that such delays are impermissible.

There is a good opportunity to remind everyone of the importance of the separation of powers and of the accountability of politicians to society – openly, boldly, and comprehensively.

The daily number of deaths remains high, but most epidemiologists agree that we are near the end of this painful adventure and that soon we may be more optimistic.

The next step and visionary objective is also linked to Europe, and it is the development of a common European defence – with Macron’s rationale – European sovereignty.

Citizens are tired of political cockfights. They seek solutions for a host of problems in their daily lives, with the pandemic and inflation topping the list.

Alexis Tsipras forgets that he is offering those who watch the three-day parliamentary debate on his no confidence motion yet another opportunity to compare him with his opponents.

The deficiencies, admitted by the PM in his apology for the management of the 24 January snowstorm, offer a grim picture in the first month of 2022.

The spectacle of thousands of stranded drivers on the major Attiki Odos motorway is absolutely unacceptable for any European country.

A 24-year-old Thessaloniki rape victim heard the message of other women that preceded her and broke her silence. The rest of us have a duty to continue to pay close attention.

There are many diplomatic traps and any move can boomerang if it is not properly prepared. Greece must maintain a calm and stable stance on the Ukrainian issue.