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It is high time that everyone realise that targeting the media cannot be used as a tool for serving fleeting political games.

 Turkey has often made clear that its perceived interests include the territorial waters and Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) of its two neighbours.

'Those working in SKAI’s radio station, the television station, and the website will not be muzzled and will not be daunted by any threat'

The police counter-terrorism bureau said that initial indications point to the modus operandi of the Popular Fighters Group terrorist organisation.

Economic policy must be decided with those who are economically weakest in mind, and not with the vote-mongering rationale of past decades.

The leadership and members of SYRIZA indiscriminately and unabashedly depicted their political opponents as either traitors or thieves.

'This person requested to be photographed with me and proceeded to do so with his cell phone, which is something that dozens of people do on a daily basis.'

The earsplitting revelations about the “friend” of a top minister and his ties to the Prime Minister’s office should have already been heard and duly noted by the judiciary.

Academic freedom is of vital importance for the free exchange of ideas and knowledge, but it cannot exist in an environment of fear and terror.

With its customary opportunism, the government has managed to transform the Greece-FYROM Prespa Agreement into a domestic problem that has divided society and the government itself.

When asked which party they believe will win the next election, 53.8 percent said New Democracy and only 23.4 percent said SYRIZA.

In Larissa, Kammenos said that he will pull out of the government if the Parliament of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia finalises the constitutional amendments required by the Prespa accord on 15 January.

The SYRIZA-Independent Greeks government copied every single one of the populist ills with which post-dictatorship Greek democracy was fraught.

The odd couple in the SYRIZA-Independent Greeks coalition appears to be interested only in its own survival. It is indifferent to the consequences of its actions on the country.

The Prime Minister in parliament was out of control. He counter-attacked by  brandishing the front-pages of Ta Nea and To Vima, targeting owner Evangelos  Marinakis

What made the PM lose his composure on the day of such a triumph (rescinding legislated pension cuts)? More directly, why is Alexis Tsipras annoyed? 

“I received visits from Mr. Petsitis in his official capacity as the representative of the services of Maximos Mansion (the PM’s office).”

Was there a transfer of illegal campaign and other contributions in order to serve Lavrentiadis?

It is legitimate for the prime minister not to like revelations. It is undemocratic, however, to target particular media outlets, the same media which in the past government members attempted to control or even shut down.

The targeting of the media was and is the foundation of the PM’s political career. Like many other populist leaders, it was and is his fervent desire to control and subjugate the press.