Assumption
Coronavirus task force to end live briefings in end-May
In an emotional farewell speech on Tuesday, Greek infectious disease professor and Health Ministry spokesman Sotiris Tsiodras announced that the televised live briefings on the developments with the novel coronavirus in the country will wind down at the end of the week and be replaced by weekly statements.
Motion vs EduMin: Succession of controversial measures
The Social Democratic Party (PSD) has given solutions rejected countless times by the Government, and the simple motion against the Minister of Education, a democratic procedure, is also an opportunity for dialogue, Social Democrat MP Camelia Gavrila said on Monday.
‘This Was Real’: Bosnia Exhibition Looks at Wartime Loss of Liberty
Twenty-five years after the end of the Bosnian war, an exhibition opened this month which the US photographer Ron Haviv hopes will help inform a new generation of Bosnians about what went on at the close of the 20th century and combat attempts to "rewrite history".
North Macedonia Professors Cry Foul Over ‘Fake’ Unions
Unions accuse the government of meddling with university autonomy by promoting sham rivals - which they say are being set up to undermine their bargaining power.
AEIOU of Leadership - Fostering a Holistic Ethos of Conscious Leadership
Ravi Chaudhry: May I begin by sharing the first thought that came to my mind when I read your brilliant book: Wow, here is a new leadership guru from the Julian Alps!
The day after
Holding people accountable for failing to live up to their responsibilities when the state mechanism fails - as was the case last week with the closure of a section of the Athens-Lamia highway - sends the right message.
However, the system will not be improved by momentary political reactions, even if these do serve as an outlet for justified public anger.
- Read more about The day after
- Log in to post comments
Creating knowledge and questioning truth
It is a fact that we are living profoundly according to our values and codes that our societies are built upon, and most of us are building our own truth. However, one may ask, where the truth ends, the post-truth begins or vice versa and how we are influenced by it.
- Read more about Creating knowledge and questioning truth
- Log in to post comments
Where the Most Generous People Live?
Bulgaria is among the last in the ranking of 126 countries.
A large-scale study of people's willingness to donate money or help others in the first place by generously Americans, writes Di Welt.
Charity Aid Foundation's analysis has taken a decade and reached 1.3 million people in 126 countries.
- Read more about Where the Most Generous People Live?
- Log in to post comments
Green growth
Protests demanding government action on climate change which took place in some 150 capitals around the world including Athens on Friday were a welcome development.
- Read more about Green growth
- Log in to post comments
North Macedonia’s President Demands Faster ‘Extortion’ Probe
Signalling his impatience with the unfolding "Extortion" scandal that has rocked North Macedonia in recent days, President Stevo Pendarovski on Monday called on prosecutors investigating it to "leave their summer vacations aside and get to work" in order to uncover the facts.