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Lingering doubts jeopardise the collective effort to build a wall of immunity. They also fuel the current of vaccine deniers and conspiracy theorists who dispute science and reason.

Five post-vaccination thrombosis cases in Greece (especially the death of a woman that was deemed the result of a side effect) aggravated existing anxieties about vaccines and their side effects.

As social democratic economists arGUE, major public investments create infrastructure and jobs, but they also trigger a wave of investments around them that contribute to growth.

As social democratic economists arGUE, major public investments create infrastructure and jobs, but they also trigger a wave of investments around them that contribute to growth.

The government must announce its intention as soon as possible so that the average family can make its own plans and accept the government’s decision.

It is now necessary for the state to see the bigger picture, such as making a subterranean PPC electrical grid so as not to keep the grid exposed to increasingly harsh weather.

The new environment will leave no room for revolutionary exercises fueled by blind coercion but instead will create a new relationship between the citizenry and the state, based on an agreed upon security framework.

Given the fact that the current situation and realities are critical in a variety of ways, the government must pay enormous attentio to the management of everyday issues and problems.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ effort to mobilise his ministers to speed up reforms is of enormous importance for the foreseeable future.

The only thing in Greece that seems not to have changed particularly over the last months in which the COVID-19 pandemic has been raging is the domestic political scene

The only way to deter a disaster from the second wave of the virus is to get a vaccine and religiously comply with restrictive measures.

As in the spring lockdown, movement will be limited to essentials and citizens will have to send an SMS to get approval to leave home for a very limited number of purposes.

The government must not allow the pandemic and the Turkish crisis to disorient them and they must speed up reform efforts so as to implement necessary changes.

The polls show how citizens judge actions and behaviours and that they constantly seek solutions to the everyday problems which affect their quality of life.

In contrast to the main opposition leader, who is irked when his cadres express criticism, Kyriakos Mitsotakis made clear that he will not tolerate the indifference of his associates towards citizens and their needs.

The PM told his ministers clearly quite a while ago that the government would not squander EU pandemic recovery funding with the thoughtlessness of the nouveau riche.

The citizens who were hit hard by the natural disaster must not be left to their own devices nor can the routine public sector foot dragging be tolerated.

The current government had pledged deep reform. It said it would put a stop to this degradation. in the university admission process. It failed to do so.

Greece cannot afford to tolerate the type of political practices that are being described in excruciating detail in the media.

It is just one albeit extremely important step toward us winning the bet on making this summer as successful as possible. Tourism is Greece’s heavy industry.

'That does not mean that the opposition should not do its job, which includes tabling an alternative governmental proposal as it is a shadow government.'

We must show strength and virtues such as patience because that is the only way to proceed with the greatest degree of safety as we approach a gradual lifting of the restrictive measures.

Greece’s 10-year economic depression has deprived the country of the requisite means to grapple with the current public health crisis with a full arsenal of weapons.

Everyone bears the personal responsibility to protect themselves, their family and friends, their fellow citizens, and public health in general.

The authorities moved to send over 500 riot police reinforcements to the islands to deal with the protests, prompting more clashes as islanders tried to prevent the arrival of the ferries.

As much as one may attribute France’s posture to economic diplomacy or French gentility, one cannot ignore the fact that the pro-investment profile that the government is cultivating provides a strong incentive to foreign investors .

The government and SYRIZA are preoccupied with arguing even as the residents of Mati grapple with the invisible threat under their feet – the asbestos that remains on dozens of properties.

A political understanding between parties is needed in order to manage other major challenges beyond Greek-Turkish tensions such as jump-starting the economy and the refugee crisis.

The refugee and migrant crisis cannot be managed if the government caves in to pressures or places political cost above properly handling a critical situation.

0ne saw the government running around in circles for many months even as the problem burgeoned and took on explosive dimensions.

The decision to administer antiviral drugs only with a doctor’s prescription confirmed Ta Nea’s report about a shortage in the market and vindicates the decision of the editorial team to make it a front-page story.

Often in the past when leaders were managing national issues other political forces were opening domestic fronts as tacticians and engaging in power plays.

Countries such as The Netherlands have created programmes to attract highly specialised citizens who are working abroad back to their country..

A state, cannot rely on good fortune to protect its citizens. It has a duty to take all necessary measures so that such a tragedy will not be repeated in Kineta or any other part of the country.