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In democracy planning the elections is fair. What is not that fair, though, is when the planning includes not one, not two, but three ballots, rolling dates and changing polling places. Things of which is depended the stability and quality of elections. In other words, the democratic game needs fair rules. In any case, those […]

The Minister of Interior, Panos Skourletis, today accepted an amendment by 16 SYRIZA MP’s on the bill about “Cleisthenis” and allows local election to take place the same day as the european elections. “I think that the transmission to this new era must be done harmoniously therefore the amendment will be accepted and we -as […]

By the time SYRIZA was the opposition party, they often used to raise the flag of the fight against tax evasion and smuggling. They also blamed opposite governments for intention and intention only; tax evasion and smuggling were intended and the reason was the relation between governors at the time and smugglers or dodgers. The […]

Α clay sign, which was ascertained to carry 13 lyrics from the rhapsody ξ of the Odyssey, was discovered after 3 years of investigations at Ancient Olympia. According to the first estimation, as the Ministry of Culture refers, the clay can be dated to the Roman Times, possibly before the 3d century BC. If the […]

All the hard work, all the anxiety about the school exams and what for? The hell of unemployment. That is the unfortunate situation with the greek society nowadays. Thousands of young people are trying to make it to the University, hoping that their degree is going to be a stepping to the job market. But […]

The basic conclusion is that Ankara will not abandon the case of the eight officers. They will continue to pressure and blackmail, with the two Greek officers as leverage.

Over the last years, the prime minister sought to curry favour with the media, especially those on the progressive, democratic side of the political spectrum, obviously because he thought he represented them.

Professional classes, under the current taxation regime, which has turned into a taxation pogrom, have reached the point of working professionally only to pay all their income to the state.

It seems like the theatre of the absurd, but unfortunately it is actually the outward image of the government. It is an image that not only exposes the government in the eyes of citizens, but also embarrasses the country internationally. It is impossible to recall in recent history, or even in the history of the […]

The prime minister is rushing to “give it all” in handouts, as a memorable political slogan from the 1980’s said.

The government is attempting to conceal the obvious, which is that the helping hand it extended to the Chancellor was not due to humanitarianism, but rather to political and economic considerations.

Greek society yearns for political change, and it does not want to credit the government with more time.

More space must be given to the Greece that excels, despite adverse conditions. Incentives must be offered to bolster it in every way.

Mandra's residents lived through a second nightmare, which creates other nightmares: abandonment, despair, and rage.

What is it if not blackmail when one maintains that if the Independent Greeks MP who declared himself independent does not surrender his parliamentary seat, that proves that he is participating in a 'plan for a new apostasy'?

In choosing between the over-taxation of citizens and the reduction of public sector expenditures, the government chose over-taxation to meet its obligations.

The refugee crisis is not testing only the cohesion of the European Union. It is challenging its values, the very system of values on which the European construct was founded.

The memorandum has ended for creditors as regards the issue of new loans, but it has not ended for our country, which will continue on the path of meeting its commitments towards them.

It would be a disastrous error to cultivate the illusion that the end of the bailout programme in August signals a return to the normalcy of the pre-memorandum era.

Undoubtedly, our country must align itself with the forces of humanism, while at the same time avoid being crushed by the forces of political calculation.

Believing that Greek citizens had forgotten the Macedonian issue, the government forgot people’s sensitivities, their emotional charge, their identification with historical memory, and the place that memory has in their identity.

It is impermissible to allow problems such as trash collection to fester. Problems that should have been solved yesterday cannot be put off until tomorrow.