We were given just one week to read and ponder hundreds of pages of dense economic text, whereas SYRIZA notoriously complains that its MPs need more than a week to read through fast-tracked legislation.
Why do companies have “privacy privileges” in their dealings with the state? Has the fashion of personal data been extended to legal entities (even under private law)?
We have been getting angry at the heads of NATO ever since 1974…
The motto of this year’s parade is ‘Unconditional,’ which sounds like mockery when the organizers are setting conditions for participation.
The government may not realize it, but there are increasing murmurs in society about issues concerning transparency and integrity.
As weird as gun ownership is to us, especially after everything that happened, “academic sanctuary” must also sound equally weird to a typical Republican.
In this country, the computer age is evident everywhere, except in our pockets.
The decentralization of power production with the installation of photovoltaic panels on the rooftops of buildings would benefit everyone.
A recent amendment submitted by the deputy minister to the prime minister stipulates that hazard pay for war-zone correspondents needs to be approved by a joint decision by the heads of no less than 21 ministries.
The European Union has no business censoring Russian President Vladimir Putin’s propaganda in Europe.
What’s wrong with Russian diplomacy? Why the bitterness, in particular over Greece?
The fundamental issues of the Greek economy must remain at the center of public discourse.
Censure motions are like pro wrestling matches: lots of action but no blood.
The KINAL election for a new leader it may be a farewell gesture to the entire older generation of PASOK cadres.
A specter lingers over the government – a fear of the far right, which, however, has as its effect the implementation of far-right policies, not as a strategic choice, but as backsliding.
Greece+ marks a step forward. OK, it’s neither full nor perfect. But like all proposed plans, it serves as a platform for debate.
All they have to do is memorize the answers to 550 questions…
The state sector can only be decentralized, which does not seem to be a priority for this government either.
The ineffectiveness of the models that have been tried in the past (university asylum law, security, “philotimo” and so on) and which have failed us.
It is as though there were a ban on naming someone who did something bad but also on mentioning who did something good.
