Opinion
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Qantas changes the game: Abbott may be in trouble
Dr Nick Economou discusses the fall-out of the Qantas grounding and explores who has suffered the most – Tony Abbott or Qantas
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Habemus Papa (Demum) – we have a ‘popular’ pope
Vrasidas Karalis gives his opinion on the current crisis in Greece.
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Debt, distress and Themistocles
Independent writer Joanne Lock looks at the current crisis in Greece and asks what would Themistocles do?
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Diversity or die
I’m certain that I’m in good company when I say that Alex Dimitriades’s performance in the television drama, The Slap, is nothing short of superb.
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Ellinopatheia
PART 2: That English is deemed to be the primary language of the latter generations and the corollary redundancy of Modern Greek can be evidenced by the following instructive anecd
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Soul Mates
“Mortals call him fluttering love,
But the immortals call him winged one,
Because the growing of wings is a necessity to him.”
Plato, Phaedrus.
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Ellinopatheia
In part one, Dean Kalimniou looks at the Greek culture, identity and language through the eyes of the next generation.
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Truth, falsehood and WikiLeaks
The UK High Court will soon reach a verdict on whether WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange can be extradited to Sweden, to answer allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Liars, thieves and poofs, part two
Dean Kalimniou explores these aforementioned themes in Greek civilisation.
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Living in crisis
Neos Kosmos Greek edition journalist Claire Gazis gives us her impression of Greece in crisis after her holiday