Belief

Turkey’s Islamist rulers quietly supported Iranian expansionism for several years based on dictum of “the enemy (Iran) of my enemy (Israel) is my friend”

"I seek consensus only with society"

By Aris Ravanos

A quite substantial percentage of the Greek population refuses to get the COVID-19 vaccine, and of course they provide a variety of justifications for this.

Obviously, it is only natural that you will have citizens who harbour concerns about the effectiveness or safety of the vaccine.

The days before the official start of the campaign for the early parliamentary elections on July 11 are characterized by a series of significant events that have a strong but diverse impact on the public and attitudes of voters.

Now, asked the most fundamental question about whether God exists, Rogalski, after a while and with some hesitation, replies: "It would be nice if he did."

Some Islamic apologists will say anything to persuade people

It is with justified relief that we welcome the hour of reckoning for an extremist element that has tested Greece's institutional reflexes. Still, we must not draw the wrong political conclusions. The beliefs that stoked the attack squads will not disappear overnight because of a court verdict.

North Macedonia's opposition has neither the credibility nor the strength to channel public dissatisfaction over the so-called 'Extortion' scandal into mass protests that could politically destabilise the country, experts believe.

The international ranking system of restaurants is in a serious credibility crisis, with many of them having turned into profit-seeking platforms, food expert Vedat Milor has told the Hürriyet Daily News.

By all accounts, next Sunday's general election is crucial and decisive as regards the course and future of the country.