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Whether we agree with Greta Thunberg or not, climate change is a real threat faced by ever more people in every corner of the planet.

The collapse of a great enterprise and the potential collapse of a great country remind us that major events have a direct impact on people’s lives.

Due to the tourism concentration in our country we are much more vulnerable to international turbulence.

'The Mati disaster shook Greek society to its core. Extreme weather events are the direct consequence of climate change. It is not a problem that can be put off for more decades,' the PM said.

Every effort must be made for the system in the coming year to regain the just character that it must have.

SYRIZA believed that institutions were made to serve bourgeois political forces and their supposedly pernicious designs.

The anti-vacination movement persuades many parents to not vaccinate their children and they put their lives in danger.

A $300 million lawsuit has been filed with the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York against four former directors of Aegean Marine Petroleum Network Inc. According to the lawsuit the defendants breached their duties and let Dimitris Melissanidis enrich himself and his family at the company’s expense

Tourism Minister Haris Theocharis is planning to table a bill in Parliament that would substantially change the framework set by the previous government.

Dormitories appear to have been abandoned and in many areas rents are not affordable as the owners engage in price gouging.

The positive thing for Greece is that despite international uncertainty the markets are continuing to show trust in the prospects of the Greek economy.

The Greek initiative has the support of the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) and UNESCO and was among nine flagship proposals selected by UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres to be discussed at the upcoming climate summit.

All banks will have to restructure the loans of those admitted to the programme in accordance with the rquirements set by the state.

This awareness – from recycling to ecological means of transportation – demonstrates that citizens are willing in their daily lives to adopt environmental-friendly practices.

If the country is to return to normalcy such dubious practices and dark machinations must end once and for all.

The Greek state must take measures, regulatory authorities must act swiftly, and staff must if necessary be increaesd in order to avert price gouging.

Greece prefers to pay millions of euros in fines annually because we refuse to adhere to European regulations and build landfills that pollute the environment.

At long last the capital must be allowed to flourish and a secure city centre is a precondition for that.

John Bolton, an advocate of a US-Iran military clash may have been fired but no one can know what Donald Trump’s stance will be from now on.

It is inconceivable that individuals who have Greek citizenship and are registered on the electoral rolls and live abroad permanently or temporarily are denied the sacred right to vote.