The government is currently trying to rid itself of its great sins, of the demons of wiretapping that continue to haunt it, despite the filing by the judicial authorities of the absolutely unconstitutional action of its officials in the Ministry of Internal Affairs. And to transfer its interest to the privileged, according to the Prime … Read more
SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance has entered a final clarification phase in view of the constitutional conference at the beginning of next October and the internal party armies are being rearranged. The president of the party Stefanos Kasselakis, who is marching towards the first year of his term as the leader of SYRIZA-PS, has before him the specter … Read more
The explosion that killed the head of the Hamas Politburo, Ismail Haniya, inside an official guesthouse in Tehran, could be a harbinger of tectonic developments in the Middle East. The place, time and manner of the attack are decisive elements for the next steps of the powerful, the less powerful and the weak actors of … Read more
Israel has carried out a series of bold military operations that have included strikes on foreign capitals and commando raids in the Gaza Strip, which threaten to spark a new escalation in the Middle East. The military is betting that the response will be manageable – and that it is more important to strike fear … Read more
«THE murder of Ismail Haniya is justified based on who he was and what he has committed. The question is, since we were capable of destroying him from 2,000 kilometers away, why did we need to invade Gaza 10 months ago? If this was the way it was supposed to be done – and it’s … Read more
One would say that after the Turkish provocations on the 50th anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus and the decisions of the Turkish Security Council on the recognition of two states, the prospect of resolving the Cyprus problem is receding. But is that the case? “No solution is not a solution” say Athens and … Read more
The two great gladiators of the presidential election in the United States, the Donald Trump and the Kamala Harris, they have opposing positions on many issues, from dealing with the climate crisis to immigration and foreign policy. The victory of one or the other will affect the daily life and future of hundreds of millions … Read more
“Change” was Sir Keir Starmer’s campaign slogan earlier this month in Great Britain. And it may have been a vague concept from a politician the press has described as “enigmatic”, but from the looks of the July 4th polls, he convinced the British people. Now, Starmer as prime minister is called upon to move on … Read more
“Strong popular mandate for change” has been received from the July 8 ballot in the United Kingdom, the new prime minister Keir Starmerin order to carry out “the important reform program promised by the Labor party” tells “Vima” the Matthew Godwina researcher at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, although he agrees with those … Read more
Without a secure prediction as to their outcome, the repeat elections for the election of mayor are being held today in Himarra after the ouster of Freddy Belleris. In terms of their importance, of course, they have exceeded the limits of the emergence of a local ruler and have taken on broader dimensions: domestic politics, … Read more