One of Greece's greatest achievements in recent years is political stability, the relatively mild political climate compared to other times.
Above all, the President had to prove with his address to Congress that he is… ‘alive’.
Alexis Tsipras is worthy of congratulations for finding the courage to declare that during his tenure as prime minister, two serious mistakes were made: in the Novartis case and in the television licensing affair.
It has been almost 250 years since the establishment of the United States of America.
It may seem – comparatively – like a small decision, but it isn't.
Stefanos Kasselakis, the ‘Omogeni’, the ‘foreigner’, the ‘Americanaki’, is now definitively ‘plugged into’ SYRIZA, without even needing to hold elections.
The United States stands as a stark outlier among developed nations, not for its wealth or innovation, but for a more tragic reason: it is the only developed country where mass-casualty shooting events occur with alarming regularity.
A few days ago, for the third time in a row, the United States exercised its veto to block a resolution of the United Nations Security Council calling for an end to the war in the Gaza Strip.
Beneath the serious, self-assured faces of Western leaders gathered for three days in Munich, a fear began to emerge.