Now that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has won his runoff election with a substantial mandate, it is perhaps worth asking about some of the prime minister’s priorities. Mitsotakis is an …

If you had to sculpt a statue of Tony Bennett, the statue would look like all the Greek statues one can find in Greece or the Magna Graecia Museum in …

We are only days away before the Greek government’s proposed legislation aiming to remove all voting restrictions for Greeks abroad is enacted by the Greek parliament, with a significant majority; …

Very often, when the owners of Greek real estate (immovable) property wish to sell or transfer it, they realise that the registration data of their property is incompatible or not …

The termination of our publication after 40 years marks the end of an era. While it is undoubtedly a sombre moment, it is essential to recognize the profound impact our …

John Kenneth Galbraith in his book The Economics of Innocent Fraud portrayed his lifetime of experience in the public and private sectors with a scathing critique of matters as they …

Once upon a time, a young Turk, working as a press attaché in the Turkish Embassy in London, began to feel homesick. Post-war 1947 London, still reeling after the bombings …

In view of the public consultation, which ends on Monday July 17th, about the bill to lift voting restrictions for Greek citizens living abroad, who are already enrolled on the …

I want to begin by clearly stating that I am a strong supporter of voting ‘yes’ to the upcoming Referendum about the Voice to Parliament. I support the ‘yes’ vote …

In the aftermath of the Greek elections, the review of the law regarding the abolition of all obstacles to the voting of Greeks abroad will be put to public consultation, …