But who will be in that government? Listen to the candidates’ proclamations, and you’ll come away with the impression that there will never be a government, given that no one is willing to cooperate with anyone

To avoid another conflict, a clear vision for the future of Gaza and of the entire Occupied Palestinian Territory needs to be articulated and pursued with vigour.

Greek hospitality remains a legendary virtue, a competitive advantage sustained daily by countless people. Yet it is as threatened by mass tourism as unspoiled landscapes and quiet beaches

Two years after the massacre and seizing of civilians at the Supernova festival, this is at least the beginning of something peace-like. But whether it lasts or not doesn’t only depend on Trump and his divine will

Greece, trapped in a narcissistic myth of self-affirmation — perhaps due to its glorious ancient past — refuses to see reality

We live in an era where power no longer guarantees stability. Fluidity and uncertainty have become part of the game. The agreement on Gaza has no clear timeline for completion — it is more a matter of “wait and see.”

No one out there pays attention to the Greek political reality show of recent months—and probably never will, unless the European Public Prosecutor’s Office launches an investigation.

What we have before us is a ceasefire — more solid than previous ones, with the potential to evolve into something enduring

Βy contrast to humanity, AI algorithms are programmed to be dispositional, to desire and pursue human goals

Once the beating heart of Hellenism abroad, traditional Greek institutions now face decline. In their recent book Whose Homeland Is It?, long-time friends Dr. George Vasilakopoulos and Dr. Toula Nikolakopoulos explore the identity, politics, and future of Greek-Australian communities. The book raises questions about how these communities adapt to modern Australia and emphasises the need to […]

“Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning,” Churchill said after the Allied victory at El Alamein. And that’s where we are now with Gaza. There can be no doubt that the initial agreement on the ceasefire and the […]

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Unlike European football, where the richest clubs dominate, the AFL uses a draft and salary cap to ensure renewal

The inquest on Tempe has finished and we can expect a trial date to be set for the coming months. The Agricultural Subsidies Agency (OPEKEPE) is in court, and the first convictions are coming through

Greek economy: Record tourist arrivals and strong budget surpluses hide slow growth, widening inequality, and a political landscape stuck in neutral

The state of Greek gastronomy in Germany mirrors the broader course of bilateral relations: changeable, marked by highs and lows

When Mitsotakis' meeting with Erdogan was canceled, the Turks didn’t even issue a statement, just as they hadn’t announced the meeting in the first place

“Sir Tony”, as he is also known in his native Britain, has been working for several months on a framework for post-conflict governance and reconstruction in Gaza

The most alarming paradigm shift that is currently underway relates to the gradual departure from the condemnation of the use of force as a means of resolving one’s disputes

If diplomacy were theatre, this would be opening night