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Kissinger and the arms embargo on Turkey

Henry Kissinger, the former US secretary of state and national security adviser who died on November 29, was a “red flag” for the Greeks and the diaspora, as he was viewed as largely responsible for the attitude that the United States and NATO adopted toward Turkey following its invasion of Cyprus.

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27.11.2023 / 12:27

Controversy erupts over Archbishop Elpidophoros

Efforts are under way to address mounting tension in the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, centered on Archbishop Elpidophros, though some circles speak of imminent developments in the coming days.

15.11.2023 / 21:15

Kasselakis without barbarians

The day after in SYRIZA finds the new leader grappling with a new reality. Day by day, Stefanos Kasselakis is running out of barbarians.

01.11.2023 / 21:28

After the disaster, the long wait

“In the beginning we said that the first to get money were those whose houses collapsed. That wasn’t the case.”

30.09.2023 / 23:15

Perhaps he is jealous of his own shadow

In an era where everyone wields a camera-equipped smartphone in their hand, it is at best shallow and naive to believe that you can carefully curate a public appearance and project only the facets you desire.

26.09.2023 / 21:29

PASOK’s quest to become main opposition hits snag

Monday’s call between the new SYRIZA leader, Stefanos Kasselakis, and PASOK chief Nikos Androulakis was not a long one: Androulakis offered his congratulations and best wishes, Kasselakis asked that they be on a first-name basis and Nikos took his leave of Stefanos without extending an invitation to a meeting.

14.09.2023 / 23:27

Politics under market terms

From a business perspective, Stefanos Kasselakis, a self-proclaimed successful entrepreneur, made a smart first move in expressing his interest in leading SYRIZA.

14.09.2023 / 08:00

Plug pulled on water pumping station

A week after storm Daniel, the villages of Korda and Marathea, bordering the regional units of Karditsa and Trikala, are still half-submerged in the floodwaters, with local authorities asking for a nearby pumping station to drain the area and reduce the health threat posed by the accumulation of debris and carcasses of dead animals, which are now in a state of decomposition.

12.09.2023 / 10:00

Race against time amid destruction

In the wake of the devastation caused by the Daniel storm front, the immediate concern of residents and authorities is the restoration of a semblance of normal daily life in the wider Karditsa area.

08.09.2023 / 07:40

Entire villages in Thessaly ‘wiped out’

Three years after the destruction wrought by the Ianos weather front, the nightmare of catastrophic floods returned to the Thessalian Plain, submerging entire villages under tons of water, destroying infrastructure, livestock and crops.

31.08.2023 / 21:26

Major parties seeking fresh impetus

Local elections frequently take on the characteristics of a referendum and serve as a platform to convey a message that voters wish to express.

26.08.2023 / 18:11

From observation to action

Observations can be valuable, especially when they’re novel. Indeed, the transformation of climate change into a climate crisis is undeniable.

12.08.2023 / 13:38

Looking for solutions to sports violence

In the latest bid to combat fan violence, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will meet on Wednesday with Aleksander Ceferin, the president of European soccer’s governing body UEFA.

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