OPINION

21.07.2021 / 21:53 IRINI GRATSIA

Plastic surgery fail on the Acropolis

The Acropolis, a World Heritage site, has been in the news since last October due to the works being carried out on the sacred site, as well as plans for future construction.

20.07.2021 / 23:30 ED

Unvaccinated tourism workers

As the pandemic re-emerges in Greece, the key priority must be protecting public health.

19.07.2021 / 23:00 NOTIS PAPADOPOULOS

Anthe does not live here any more

Anthe, a pretty village girl, falls in love with Giorgis, a handsome village boy, and embarks on an illicit love affair.

18.07.2021 / 23:47 ALEXIS PAPACHELAS

The sun makes all the bad things go away

I was on holiday at one of Greece’s top tourism destinations many years ago, looking for a taverna with a small group of friends where we could enjoy decent, traditional Greek food.

18.07.2021 / 20:32 ENDY ZEMENIDES

Moment of truth for US on Cyprus

The strained relationship between the United States and Turkey is like a ship adrift at sea. The relationship’s North Star – the NATO alliance – was lost when Ankara stubbornly went forward with its purchase of Russian S-400s over repeated and strenuous US objections.

18.07.2021 / 12:07 PHILIP CHRISTOPHER, ANDY MANATOS & MIKE MANATOS

Republican leadership moving party to better see US interests in US-Turkish East Med policy

In 2017, Republican Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Wess Mitchell initiated a common-sense Turkish policy that was considered “revolutionary” by the bureaucracy.

18.07.2021 / 11:16 NIKOS KONSTANDARAS

We owe the lost children justice

In war, poverty and clashes of civilizations, women and children are as much on the frontlines as are the protagonists, the soldiers. But their stories usually remain untold.

17.07.2021 / 22:42 EDITORIAL

One-way street

The government is about to introduce a regulation that will require the payment of social security contributions with every invoice issued for services provided.

17.07.2021 / 21:57 MARIA KATSOUNAKI

The unpredictable becomes the new normal

Do extreme times encourage or exacerbate extreme behavior? How unaffected in the long term can entire populations remain from almost Biblical phenomena such as the recent floods in Germany and other parts of Northern Europe?

17.07.2021 / 21:43 EDITORIAL

Zero hour

The sizzling temperatures of 50 degrees Celsius in Canada and the number of flood victims in Germany show that climate change is not some vague future threat.

17.07.2021 / 20:46 STAVROS TZIMAS

Proportional representation causes political deadlock in Bulgaria

No clear winner emerged in Bulgaria’s second parliamentary election in three months last Sunday, and the European Union’s poorest country risks slipping into chaos.

16.07.2021 / 22:54 NIKOS KONSTANDARAS

Love inexplicable and unshakable

After having had his fill of mocking the Greeks and their young kingdom with abundant Gallic wit during his stay in Athens in 1852-4, the French journalist finds himself in a mountainous part of the Peloponnese.

16.07.2021 / 22:41 EDITORIAL

Zero complacency

The measures and restrictions that have been adopted by the government with the purpose of hindering the march of the coronavirus must be upheld at all costs.

16.07.2021 / 09:08 YANNIS PALAIOLOGOS

Unjust and ineffective

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), only 66 million vaccines had been delivered to the African continent by July 8.

16.07.2021 / 07:09 STELLA KASDAGLI

Progress and the jungle

What do we tend to overlook when talking about the new labor legislation? Its importance to gender equality in the workplace.