The potential rise of SCO-linked financing for infrastructure and energy projects could indirectly affect the region’s balance of power, shaping the options available to smaller states caught between Western institutions and Chinese-backed alternatives
An ailing and over-stayed leader, Mr. Abbas still leads the internationally recognized Palestinian Authority and cannot be accused of mounting any kind of terrorist activity or armed resistance to the Israeli occupation, quite the contrary
After 10 years of discussions between the Ministry of Greek Tourism and the Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) to establish a Greek National Tourism Office in Melbourne (GNTO), there is still unfinished business
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Putin can play his games unhindered in a war that’s increasingly his own
"The political turbulence in the German capital and across Europe now stems less from domestic quarrels than from international storms. We are watching, in accelerated fashion, the collapse of the old-world order and the scramble for new alliances."
One thing is certain: there can be no settlement without the Palestinians, nor any solution without Ukraine.
Young women are calling out performative empowerment and demanding systemic reform.
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The quest for ethical governance and rule-based decision-making, including peace-making, has always been marred by inconsistencies, if not plain hypocrisy and self-serving-ness
Those who think August is a 'no-news' month couldn’t be more wrong
Both the government and the opposition have resorted to extreme name-calling and tit-for-tat accusations, with little regard for the facts of the issues at hand
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Every August, pets across Greece are abandoned by their owners. But is this merely cruelty—or a violation of rights? As the legal debate around animals' status evolves, a former prime minister makes the case for a cultural reckoning
Theories of social identity and cultural continuity show that expatriates, especially those of the second and third generations, do not connect to the homeland only in terms of cultural nostalgia but seek recognition, an active role and two-way exchanges
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Greek governments - and, along with them, a watchful and often anxious public - have always placed great importance on avoiding a disadvantage in the arms race with Turkey