Opinion
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Forget luxury, Epicurus says all you need is friendship and food
One thing we may have forgotten in the past is the practice of philosophy as a ‘way of life.’ When we hear of philosophy we immediately think of centuries-old university …
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The battles for Greece and Crete through the eyes of Telamon Force
In 1991, I embarked on a journey that would forever change my perspective on history, heritage, and humanity. As part of Telamon Force, I was among a group of 120 …
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Can Victoria’s debt deliver on its promise?
Victoria’s state debt is rising, with forecasts suggesting it will reach approximately $188.8 billion by 2027. For many—particularly political and economic commentators who favour smaller government and demand-side economic restraint—this …
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Greece takes note: The Pahalgam attack, India’s Operation Sindoor, and the new geopolitical order
The April 22 terrorist attack by Lashkar-e-Taiba on Indian tourists in Pahalgam has serious implications for Greece and its growing strategic relationship with India. Lashkar-e-Taiba, designated as a terrorist group …
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Diatribe: From Delphi to Uluru
My first question, when comparing Melbourne academic Dr Christos Fifis’ latest publications, a poetry collection entitled “From Delphi to Uluru” and the second edition of his “With Lyre and Knowledge: …
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Rewriting history Is not a strategy for Cyprus
I hope that the comments made in relation to the Cyprus issue on the occasion of the 21st Anniversary of the rejection of the Annan plan by Retired Lieutenant General …
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Greek: The language of our fathers and ancestors – and now the world
The recent international recognition of our language by UNESCO being celebrated worldwide as GREEK LANGUAGE DAY is a historic milestone for the evolution of Greek culture and the course of …
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Blood of Zeus season 3: The end of a Greek mythology epic
Season three of Netflix’s adult animated series Blood of Zeus, created by Charley and Vlas Parlapanides, marks the end of a mythological epic. While it delivers some strong emotional and …
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Dutton’s great miscalculation: How Albanese won the centre, and the Liberals lost the nation
The 2025 federal election delivered not just a win to Labor, but a defining moment in modern Australian politics. Anthony Albanese secured a second term with an increased majority—something no …
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Jesus took three days — I took one and a pacemaker
On the Wednesday before Easter, as I was writing up my interview with Peter Dutton for Neos Kosmos, I began to faint. Despite any natural instincts, Dutton is not to …