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The Turkish president speaks the same language as his Russian counterpart. He, too, would like to be proclaimed a life-long president. He, too, dreams of empire.

“What occurred may have been in line with the letter of the law. I was not apprised [of the action] and obviously I would never have permitted it!” the PM declared.

There is a nationwide public demand for transparency and it should be achieved through a cooperation between parties. It is an issue of democratic order.

Democratic political parties each time set the boundaries and determine the measure of each dispute over plans for the country’s future.

The culture of a putative male “pride” that views women as property did not come out of the blue. It is cultivated and are concealed in daily habits and deeply rooted mores.

Stavros Psycharis was a man who had been around the block, and did not hesitate, when necessary, to soil his hands.

A towering and powerful figure in Greek journalism for decades, who made a reputation for himself as one of Greece's finest political reporters, Psycharis was born in Athens in 1945.

The great response and demand of citizens for the Fuel Pass 2 [a state automobile fuel subsidy] is most indicative of the needs of society and serves as a model.

Turkey knows that Greece and the West constitute a stable front in confronting the game of revisionism, with composure and without high-pitched rhetoric.

'I never could have imagined that somehow I would become linked to this event, but I saw it positively that the Church in America was taking this initiative,' said famed Byzantine iconographer Father Loukas.

when many seek out role models by scrolling down in the accounts of influencers, there are still people, especially young people, whose example it is worthwhile to follow.

Greece’s bankruptcy worsened the operation of basic services, including those responsible for the paperwork for citizens, usually after major delays, to receive their pensions.

The hacking of a party leader's phone concerns all Greek citizens, who demand private data protection, and may have been the target of similar violations.

The first trial dealing with the issues of the #ΜeΤoo movement in Greece started on 12 January and involved a sailing coach. The verdict was delivered on 14 June.

The president rightly reminded us that “the institutional counterweights [to populism] are the foundations of the rule of law, and they cannot be subjected to fleeting majorities.

The forest of Dadia in Evros, a true treasure of biodiversity, not only for Greece, but for the entire Balkan peninsula, is being consumed by wildfires for days.

The interview that Schaeuble granted to Ta Nea is timely, and not just because it comes right before Greece’s exit from the EU’s enhanced fiscal supervision mechanism.

Developments in the European Union’s third largest economy unfortunately do not impact solely on Italian domestic affairs. They concern the entire Union.

A report in today’s issue of Ta Nea analyses the causes related to the particularity of Mediterranean biome and indicates that the climate crisis is the framework.

The state must ensure access to affordable housing for the younger generation and implement flexible employment arrangements for the parents of young children.

The yield range has been set, by the main coordinating underwriters, at between a minimum of 4.40 percent to a maximum of 4.90 percent.

It is more difficult to begin a dialogue with young people, whom we describe as 'distant' and 'unrecognisable', than to manage an outburst of violence.

A party’s actions are what will truly demonstrate that it comprehends that political toxicity constitutes a danger for the country, because citizens judge actions.

The time had come for the government to consider measures that would offer rewards to responsible citizens and an incentive for those who were not

Politicians in Greece and Turkey know what the content of a compromise will be, and they are certain that it will not go over well with public opinion in their countries.

One of the basic objectives of Russian President Vladimir Putin has always been to undermine, by any means possible, the European construct by fueling insecurity and tensions.

If the current reform bill fails, completely or partially, it must be corrected without ideological fixations or political grudges.

We no longer live in a bipolar world. There are constant geopolitical shifts and it is not at all clear that democracies have the upper hand.

We, on our own, must protect the people among us who are more vulnerable, who are not just elderly people, and often one cannot distinguish those who have ailments that put the at risk.

Even if there were to be snap elections, citizens reward ceaseless work until the last minute, because in an era of successive crises, the last thing they care about is campaigns.

The former US Secretary of State says Erdogan’s tactics ‘do not befit good neighbourly relations between two NATO member states’, only way to confront Putin ‘adequate show of force’.

The former US Secretary of State says Erdogan’s tactics ‘do not befit good neighbourly relations between two NATO member states’, only way to confront Putin ‘adequate show of force’.

In dismissing snap elections, the PM expressed his trust in the public, which is facing difficulties in making ends meet but knows that Vladimir Putin is responsible and not Mitsotakis.