Opinion

For years “Center” it was presented as the only “correct” political identity that you can have. Major systemic media abroad always positively note that someone can be described as a “centrist politician”, they count it among the “qualifications” – the word in quotation marks, if you look at it from the side of society, except … Read more

Let’s imagine ourselves twenty years from now. Perhaps we do not know whether the most ominous scenarios of the development of the world situation will be confirmed, or whether there will be a current that will push the global development in a more positive direction. The second seems unlikely. Of course, though, those of us … Read more

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis is once again messing with doctors – and implicitly blaming them – for the country’s health system’s serious problems. At this time he doesn’t mess with NHS doctors but with private doctors who have not responded to an invitation to offer their services to NHS units, where posts in important specialties … Read more

It is now clear that the wider democratic space that should normally make a competitor tremble to the “extreme center” and the extreme rightis in the midst of a deep crisis of identity and political stigma, an almost existential crisis. If the symptom of this crisis is the fact that there is an atmosphere of … Read more

It’s not easy French elections that recently shook the world political scene. The result of the presidential elections in Iran. Not only the results of the elections were shocking there. But the attitude of the mullahs will allow the moderate Dr. Massoud Pezeskian into the electoral arena. To be sure, for many critics of the … Read more

Let’s imagine ourselves in the future. Let’s say in twenty years. Perhaps we do not know whether the most ominous scenarios of the state of the world will be confirmed, or whether there will be a current that will push global becoming in a more positive direction. The second seems unlikely. Of course, though, those … Read more

The problem with those today who want to transform the center-left into a united front against right-wing dominance is that they seem convinced of the need for it, but the practical part, the implementation part, remains very vague. In short, the opposition parties that started this conversation (PASOK and SYRIZA) are more concerned with their … Read more

In recent years, there has been a systematic effort to argue that the only “legitimate” and sane political position is the “centrist” one, in the “center” at a safe and equal distance from the “reprehensible” extremes. And this is if we admit that references to political currents from the point of view of geometry still … Read more

In France, the extreme right is on the threshold of gaining power. Even if he fails, he will be the biggest political force in the country, which just won’t have an absolute majority and will face a motley coalition. So he will essentially be waiting for the presidential election, with a vastly improved chance of … Read more

In the musical “Mermaids and Wizards” by Yiannis Dalianidis, filmed in 1968. the scene is typical whence Chronis Exarchakos went to Athens at the corresponding request of Phaedon Georgytsis to bring tourists to the island where the latter wants to invest money in the purchase of land. Exarchakos returns with a boat full of tourists, … Read more

Stefanos Kaselakis has a right to believe that he is right and to hope that he will lead wider progressive space and its reconstruction. Nikos Androulakis has the right to believe that PASOK under his leadership will form the nucleus of a new center-left party that will once again be able to claim power. Any … Read more

An oxymoron to describe the political behavior of the leader of the South is called the North. The word freedom stands out in the symbol, within which are “prisoners” of 19 political groups that decided to rise to the role of statists in the electoral struggle for the elections to the European Parliament. The branches … Read more