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The last thing one needs is more pledges or, even worse, unilateral actions, the cost of which the citizenry will once again be called upon to pay

For its part, the Greek government is trying to downplay the event, and is avoiding clarification of what exactly happened

'Such actions do not remain without consequences and do not disappear without traces. Unfortunately, all that casts a shadow on bilateral relations, without offering anything constructive'

“The prime minister now has a duty to offer an explanation regarding the scandal that concerns his family,” ND spokesperson Maria Spyraki said.

When the economic crisis broke out, and in the ensuing years, there were voices in Greece that remained clear-minded. They were voices that preferred a rethinking to fanaticism, and a calm examination of the causes of the crisis rather than irrational shrieks and easy slogans. Those voices, which were a minority in an environment of […]

All of the government’s plans aim at preparing a suitable climate that will lead to elections

On 16 July, the two Greek officers were visited by the head of the European Union’s delegation in Turkey, Ambassador Christian Berger

Greece’s primary surplus may have overreached the target, but it is shrinking due to the limiting of expenditures

In his recent meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, PM Alexis Tsipras requested that the procedures leading to a trial be expedited

It is inconceivable for the prime minister of a country to allege, without evidence, that Greek businessmen are attempting to buy off citizens in order to undermine the agreement

The optimism exuded by the government spokesman when he said that as of August the keys of fiscal policy will return to Greek hands without oversight is simply cheap propaganda for domestic consumption

FYROM Prime Minister Zoran Zaev has said that his government has received numerous reports that “Greek businessmen” who “favour Russian positions” have paid FYROM citizens between 13,000 dollars and 21,000 dollars to “commit violent acts” ahead of the crucial referendum

The image of the government is not merely bad – it is in bad taste. Two top ministers – the foreign minister and the defence minister – are quarreling senselessly. They are quarreling about a crucial national issue – the FYROM naming issue – which has intensely preoccupied parties and citizens for nearly three decades. […]

Without a healthy and rapidly developing economy, one cannot take even a single step in foreign policy

Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras reveals, households are still holding their cash far away from banks as they fear for the security of their deposits

This is how we reached a point where the region of Imia is once again questionable and where two greek militants are imprisoned in Turkey. We reached a point where there are discussions about cones and plans in the borderline with Albania

The onvious relation Erdogan made with the 8 turkish militants lives very little space for optimism when even the time the meeting lasted shows that there where disgusted other issues too, of major importance, such as bellicosity in Aegean, Cyprus, even Thrace

Giving the voting right to greeks who live abroad could be the next step to agreement. This step is necessary. Not only because political forces have finally to learn how to come into agreement on matters of importance and common sense

Specifically, on his way to the summitry, the Prime Minister of FYROM invited citizens of his country to be vividly present to the celebration starting on Saturday July 14 in 15 towns because of the inclusion in NATO