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It is clear that the PM's ministers prefer to preoccupy themselves with statements, pledges, and attacks against the opposition

What was resoundingly proven is that the battle was waged over who will control EPO, refereeing, and the Court of Arbitration, and not over “clean” football.

Papastavrou also addressed the issue of the two Greek army officers who have been held captive for over two months without charges in a Turkish prison

The Synod said that it has every right to speak out because the Church is the most massive institution of the Greek people

The issue internally split SYRIZA, its junior coalition partner the Independent Greeks, and New Democracy

Greek President says UK a valuable partner in the EU, indirectly expresses hopes British authorities might reconsider Brexit

Argentina's model of governance and management of power in a period of crisis reminds us here in Greece of something

The government is reportedly mulling eliminating the ENFIA real tax for properties valued under 100,000 euros, raising it for those valued over 200,000 to 300,000 euros

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras fiercely defended the bill in a speech to parliament and lambasted New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis

'Apart from anything else, Greece is in my blood and I have long had a fascination for her ancient culture and history'

The much-touted bailout exit cannot be achieved without rolling up one’s sleeves, and without a methodical approach and programme

To be honest, the practices of ADEDY unionist were supported by today’s SYRIZA government and its ministers

Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says FYROM will receive an invitation to join the Alliance if the naming issue is settled

Those arrested were allegedly depositing money in a bank account opened by 28-year-old Konstantinos Giatzoglou, who is in prison on charges of having sent a letter bomb to former PM Lucas Papademos, who was seriously injured.

Turkey and its role regarding Cyprus, Syria, the Aegean, and the eastern Mediterranean, is high on the agenda

Increasing refugee flows are aggravating the explosive situation at most migrant reception centres, where bloody incidents between migrants remind one of the unacceptable living conditions

The scenario of a rosy next day that Mr. Tsipras is attempting to cultivate is being undermined by the PM himself.

Will the government hold elections this year? Or will it unilaterally postpone pension cuts without the approval of creditors, who insist that the government meet its commitments?

Our creditors’ lack of trust in our country remains enormous. It is at the level to which it had catapulted immediately after the true magnitude of the deficit was revealed by the government back then.

As much as the prime minister may engages in untrammeled propaganda, our publisher is not a politician. He is a distinguished businessman, with international activity and interests mainly abroad.