John Psaropoulos argues that the calling of the early elections in Greece is based on factors which mitigate against the election of a government with a mandate for seeing Greec

The sacking of the Brimbank Council is about clearing the electoral slate in the run-up to the State election in Victoria in 2010, according to Dr Nick Economou.

Nicolas Mottas critiques the consensus that exists between the two major political parties in Greece on regional foreign policy

Jeana Vithoulkas tells how a visit to a photographic exhibition with an old friend changed their view of each other.

Dr Nick Economou details how the Bradfield byelection, prompted by the resignation of Dr Brendan Nelson,creates a no-win situation for Malcolm Turnbull.

Thomas Andronas draws on his personal experience to question notions of personal responsibility amongst young people.

John Psaropoulos was not surprised that Costa Karamanlis has called the snap poll in October.

Elias Eracleous comes out in support of the independent efforts to promote Justice for Cyprus outside of the traditional community institutions.

The discovery that his passport had been misplaced allowed Fotis to discover the pleasures of a dealing with Australia’s bureaucracy.

Gene Rossides argues that there are major inconsistencies in the Turkish positions on the Kurds and Turkish Cypriots, which are being compounded by US inaction