Editorial To Vima: The Europe that we wound Although the European Union was organised as a post-national structure, it did not manage to transcend the nationalisms that...
- One Rouvikonas anarchist charged with felony after vandalism of Parliament Greek Police are aware of the identity of a number of members, including a leading figure who has a...
- Editorial Ta Nea: No time to waste The government has not learned that the dangers of nature cannot be confronted with on-camera show conferences or with...
- Editorial Ta Nea: Disappointment The government fell as low as to try just a few days before elections to fool a segment of...
- Editorial Ta Nea: Crime Just days befor the elections the government is essentially distributing to voters shell beads and mirrors at an exorbitant...
- Editorial: Offence The spectacle of the inauguration of non-existent infrastructure is not only an offence to the citizens of Thessaloniki.
- Editorial To Vima: Old party politics alive and kicking After the electoral benefit, which the government dubbed “13th [monthly] pension", it handed out an extraordinary benefit to prison...
- Editorial Ta Nea: Rough landing The reality is that all too many households in the country are still experiencing the harsh impact of the...
- Editorial To Vima: They don’t even want to hear about SYRIZA It is unprecedented for mayoral candidates to reject the support of a party and completely dissociate themselves from it,...
- Political maelstrom over initial coverup of Mati wildfire deaths Then public order minister Nikos Toskas said today the PM had not been informed of the deaths because they...
- New Democracy rejects Tsipras’ challenge to Mitsotakis to hold televised Eurtoparliament election debate Tsipras first threw down the gauntlet in Parliament and today SYRIZA spokesperson Rania Svigou reissued the invitation in a...
- Editorial Ta Nea: Burdens The government should at long last show some recognition towards those parties that backed it in passing the third...
- Editorial To Vima: Self-styled socialists Now the electoral victory of the socialists in Spain and the trouncing of the right-wing People’s Party are being...
- New Democracy leader to table bill rescinding law lowering tax-free threshold The IMF has said that aside from fiscal considerations the lowering of the tax-free threshold must go forward in...
- A criminal’s paradise: Conspiracy of silence over new penal code The crime of establishing a criminal organisation which is now a felony will become a misdemeanor and so prosecution...
- The Public Power Corporation crime Until a few years ago, PPC’s pricing contributed to the competitiveness of the Greek economy. Its results were based...
- Trailing in the polls, SYRIZA grapples with party infighting over centre-left shift Opponents of the move toward the centre say it will damage the party’s popularity among left-wing voters which were...
- Editorial Ta Nea: Paralysis With the cards stacked against them, none of the initiatives that the PM and his government take suffice to...
- New Democracy VP: Greece has a government of communists who must be toppled At the same time, New Democracy cadres have repeatedly referred to PM Alexis Tsipras as the obedient lapdog of...
- Editorial Ta Nea: Deplorable The government’s sole concern is to survive politically, even when its members flout the basic principles of humanism and...
- Mitsotakis: No confidence motion against Polakis who blasts disabled candidate PM Alexis Tsipras said he will turn the no confidence motion against the alternate health minister into a confidence...
- Editorial Ta Nea: Cowardice It is a dishonour for any politician to invoke a law that protects ministers from prosecution by requiring that...
- Editorial To Vima: They will sink in their own mud Everyone knows by now that the politician who is in the tightest embrace with vested interests is Mr. Tsipras...
- Dragasakis withdraws bill provision on forged invoices, alludes to SYRIZA defeat The aim of the provision – which was withdrawn after an opposition outcry – was to allow businesses which...
- Tsipras a threat to Greek democracy Mitsotakis tells PBS Asked about Tsipras’ populism, he said that the government’s efforts to interfere in institutions are doomed to failure simply...
- Shadow of Novartis case hovers over forthcoming general election To Vima on Sunday reported yesterday that Corruption Prosecutor Eleni Touloupaki (photo) has told the Judicial Council that she...
- Editorial To Vima: Mr. Tsipras’ twists and turns In its early period SYRIZA’s cadres defended migrants’ rights and were battling the 1% of the world population that...
- Novartis scandal was set up by politicians to harm opponents ex-PM says The moderate and soft-spoken former president of Greece’s Council of State evoked great sympathy from the public when he...
- Editorial Ta Nea: Manufacturing scandals Day by day it becomes increasingly obvious that the Greek Novartis scandal is just what it is in other...
- Editorial To Vima: The scandal they are hiding If there is a political scandal – or at least weighty political responsibility – it involves mainly the 2004-2009...
- Editorial To Vima: Trapped in polarisation and the mire We seek out or manufacture enemies instead of forging a fundamental consensus so as to escape the vicious circle...
- Editorial To Vima: The Novartis fiasco This situation allows the government and media which have been assigned the role of publishing leaks to continue their...
- Editorial To Vima: The deception of hegemony As time passes, the general consensus is that government-backed candidates will be trounced and in most cases will not...
- Editorial To Vima: The incorruptible of SYRIZA and Petsitis Petsitis was the inseparable comrade of Digital Policy Minister Nikos Pappas (considered by many to be PM Alexis Tsipras’...
- SYRIZA’s interventions lead independent Human Rights Commission chief to resign 'The government in an effort to change the composition of the Commission and to render it dysfunctional or completely...
- Editorial Ta Nea: Fiasco SYRIZA ignored the fundamental political principle that bridges are built through agreement on a political programme and not by...
