President Vladimir Putin’s decision to move one of Russia’s holiest icons from a museum to a Moscow cathedral highlights his growing reliance on the Church as the Ukraine war drags on, but has also raised fears about the safety of the fragile artifact.
The empirical and academic literature shows that good management of public organizations requires that they must be accountable to taxpayers and society in the same way that a corporate governance framework provides accountability for the shareholders of corporations/companies. Danish universities are a case in point.
Socialist party PASOK has petitioned the Supreme Court to block the candidature of jailed former Golden Dawn MP Ilias Kasidiaris from the June 25 election.
The much-discussed issue of unlawful constructions on Greece’s beaches is, unfortunately, not limited to Mykonos and the Cyclades, but plagues other important island destinations as well, most notably Rhodes in the southeastern Aegean.
Police in northeastern Greece investigating the murder of a 68-year-old sheep farmer are understood to be focusing on members of the woman’s family in order to identify the perpetrator.
A priest accused of sending a sexually explicit video of himself to a 13-year-old boy will appear before an examining magistrate on Tuesday to answer charges of engaging in a lewd act.
SYRIZA has accused New Democracy of “blatantly underestimating the democratic vote of members of the Muslim minority” in Thrace after New Democracy said that two of SYRIZA’s MPs elected in the last election in the northeastern region were exponents of “the most extreme Turkish propaganda.”
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan took the oath of office for a new presidential term on Saturday after winning re-election last weekend, extending his rule into a third decade.
Cyprus, France, Greece, Hungary and Italy backed the idea pushed by Europe’s big telecoms operators to force Big Tech to help fund the rollout of 5G and broadband in the region.