Patience

'We will need a few more days,' the airline's CEO said, asking customers for 'patience and understanding'

We would like to thank our readers for their patience

We have acquired a certain amount of know-how in crisis management and the memory of what can happen when we take leave of our senses en masse and succumb to emotion is all too raw.

The new challenge of the coronavirus finds the state and the Greeks better armed, more mature.

Photographer Petros Koublis waits for scenes to unfold rather than push preconceived concepts onto the natural environments that surround him.

A group of psychologists studying the way we fall in love developed a careful set of questions back in 1997 guaranteed to make two strangers fall in love. All that is required are 36 questions that are designed to create closeness. The study begins with trivial questions such as “Would you like to be famous?” but slowly escalates to more serious and revealing stuff.

Vangelis Giakoumakis, the soft-spoken young man who was pushed by bullies to take his own life about a month ago, had sent a letter to the Greek parliament, along with several of his college mates, complaining about the miserable conditions at the Dairy School of Ioannina he was attending.

The rescue of the hostages was the best news of the past weeks. Turkey has overcome this difficulty with a lot of patience; now it faces other difficulties.