In these early hours, it is unclear where all this may lead, when and how this new Middle East war may end. Some things are quite clear already

The Urgent Need to Transform Scattered Initiatives into a Clear Social Contract Between the State and a Generation.

USA's President Trump finally goes ahead. He declared war, together with Israel, against Iran

Postal Voting Rights, Civic Participation, and Policy Influence

The tragic accident that claimed the lives of five female workers at the Violanta biscuit factory in Trikala, central Greece, has once again brought workplace safety into sharp focus. Labor accidents remain widely underestimated, not only in Greece but across much of the European Union. Journalist Gina Moscholiou, in her column in newspaper Ta Nea […]

We should remember that the “Alexandria” of Constantine P. Cavafy—the great Greek poet—was not merely a place. It was the coexistence of knowledge, power, and measure. Today, the West appears to be bidding farewell to that “Alexandria”—if it has not already done so.

In the current phase of the Iranian crisis, I regard, the American president has trapped himself.

As scandals resurface and public trust erodes, a weary electorate, a struggling government, and a fragmented opposition converge in a political climate thick with fatigue and uncertainty ahead of the 2027 elections.

The polls keep rolling in one after another to confirm something we all sense: the political scene in Greece remains frozen in aspic.

Why the €12.65B Budget Surplus Masks Deeper Economic Challenges — and What the Laffer Curve Reveals About Fiscal Sustainability

Europe’s telecommunications networks are deeply interdependent, technically integrated, and economically fragile

PHAROS AI Factory, one of the EU’s 13 AI hubs, opens in Greece to provide computing power, data, and expertise to startups, universities, and research centers, aiming to accelerate AI projects in health, culture, language, and sustainability

The national sport of the blame game is played with only one rule and ends when the last spotlight of publicity goes out

The psychological wounds inflicted on European policymakers and publics alike by President Trump and his Administration over the past thirteen months of their reign in the US are deep and difficult to heal

The business background of U.S. diplomat Tom Barrack, and how it is affecting diplomatic affairs.

In a world of geo-economic fragmentation, economic coercion, the intensifying US-China competition and the still ongoing Russia war in Ukraine, the EU faces hard choices.

For decades, Europeans existed in a geostrategic state of deep slumber, relying - as many now openly concede - with a certain naïveté on the American military shield.

Mitsotakis’ meeting with Erdogan was a must. The previous summit in New York had been postponed in complex circumstances and their relationship had essentially remained on ice for the past year. It was right to pick up the thread again from somewhere.  In the end, the meeting proved useful.   Nothing was settled and no breakthroughs […]

One uncomfortable implication of the research is that we not only tolerate but also tend to reward convergence

Lessons from Australia on regulating foreign demand and why policy coherence matters.