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Columnists,

The Shame of Decline

The recent tragicomic events at the church of the All-Holy Taxiarhes in the area of Megalo Revma of Constantinople, specifically, the assault by Archimandrite Chrysanthos on Metropolitan Athenagoras of Kydonion which involved the slapping of the archpriest's cheeks while he was venerating the icon of the Virgin Mary, are not only lamentable but also pitiful for the Patriarchate itself.

Columnists,

How Does He Do it? Acknowledging Trump’s Underappreciated Resilience

There’s no shortage of people who have strong visceral feelings of hatred, disgust, and contempt for Donald Trump.

Editorial,

World Peace Is at Risk

For years, Israel and Iran have been engaged in a silent struggle of mutual annihilation.

The Shame of Decline

On the Train Tragedy and the Government

With Political Instability Growing, Greece Needs to Display Consistency

My Daughter-in-Law Is Taking Advantage of My Son

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Guest Viewpoints,

Prime Minister Mitsotakis Makes Historic Visit to Canada: Where to from Here?

March 25th is a special – and sacred – day for Greek Orthodox people around the world.

By Evagelos Sotiropoulos

March 25th is a special – and sacred – day for Greek Orthodox people around the world.

Letter to Editor,

On the Train Tragedy and the Government

To the Editor: I am sending you this letter because we are tired of hearing every day about the trains and the stationmasters and the government.

By Letter to the Editor

To the Editor: I am sending you this letter because we are tired of hearing every day about the trains and the stationmasters and the government.

Columnists,

With Political Instability Growing, Greece Needs to Display Consistency

The latest postponement of a White House visit by Greece’s Premier – for a second time this year – in conjunction with the announcement of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan’s trip to Washington, DC in May is certainly not auspicious.

By Christopher Tripoulas

Dear Stavroula,

My Daughter-in-Law Is Taking Advantage of My Son

Dear Stavroula, I have three sons, the eldest got married three years ago and has an 11 month old son.

By Stavroula Tsoutsa

Dear Stavroula, I have three sons, the eldest got married three years ago and has an 11 month old son.

Columnists,

She Wanted Police Car Escort: She Got a Hearse

Just before she was stabbed to death outside an Athens police station by her ex-boyfriend after being refused help inside, Kyriaki Griva was told by an operator on a police hotline after asking for a patrol car escort home, “Lady, police cars aren’t taxis.

Letter from Athens by Andy Dabilis

Editorial,

A Speech That Would Honor the Heroes of 1821 and Ourselves

Ultimately, we are faced with two critical questions regarding the event held at the White House in the name of Greek Independence.

By Antonis H. Diamataris

Ultimately, we are faced with two critical questions regarding the event held at the White House in the name of Greek Independence.

Editorial,

The New Democracy Party Congress and Everyday Problems

Something was missing from the 15th congress of the New Democracy party, which took place at the Zappeion Megaron with 3,000 members present, against the backdrop of the illuminated Acropolis.

By Antonis H. Diamataris

Something was missing from the 15th congress of the New Democracy party, which took place at the Zappeion Megaron with 3,000 members present, against the backdrop of the illuminated Acropolis.

Editorial,

NATO, 75 Years after Its Founding

The magnitude of the destruction caused by World War II was such that the victorious powers, under the leadership of the United States of America, established various organizations to prevent such a recurrence in the future.

By Antonis H. Diamataris