Philosophy of life
Steady course
Greece has before it a horizon of two and a half years without any electoral distractions. This time must be used creatively, in favor of progress, in an international environment that is already full of challenges.
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Bulgarians Divided: Attitudes Towards Euro Adoption Revealed
Eurobarometer data reveals significant insights into Bulgarian attitudes towards adopting the euro, highlighting both optimism and skepticism among the population. According to the survey, 71% of Bulgarians anticipate their country joining the Eurozone within the next five years, marking a notable increase of 9 percentage points since April 2023.
Mitsotakis: Within the year the recruitments from the ASEP - Everyone should help in the national effort against the fires
We are moving forward with even greater speed and efficiency primarily in what has to do with everyday life, the Prime Minister said in his Sunday review
How did Europe step into the Modern Era? (video)
The Renaissance witnessed a resurgence of humanism, a philosophical movement that championed individualism, reason, and the pursuit of knowledge
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Despair makes young US men more conservative ahead of US election, poll shows
A large global survey issued on Friday showed a surge in despair and disillusionment with established politics, particularly among young American men, the only US population group to turn more conservative over the past decade.
Greece in front of the mirror
We Greeks tend to overreact and be too harsh on ourselves. We often overlook or quickly forget successes and accomplishments, but are quick to find faults and failures. We rarely credit our political opponents or rival parties for doing the right thing, believing that "our guys" are always in the right and working for the good of the nation, while the "others" are always wrong.
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The consequences of ambivalence
From the start, the government had not decided on its stance toward the farmers. It handed out some benefits while making it clear, initially, that it would not hand out any more. Then, it paid out more benefits.
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Optimism on the Rise: Bulgarians Embrace Joy, Anticipate Better Year Ahead
Bulgaria experiences a surge in optimism as the latest Trend survey unveils a remarkable shift in the nation's mood. According to the findings conducted between December 1-7, 2023, with 1,008 respondents through face-to-face interviews, a staggering two-thirds of Bulgarians report feeling notably happier in the past year, marking a significant rise from previous years.
Maybe we really should be scared to death of Artificial Intelligence
“Existential risk is defined as many, many, many, many people harmed or killed”
The mandate, the extremes
The center-right New Democracy party accomplished what it set out to do in Sunday's election.
Namely, it won with an outright majority and now has all the legitimacy it needs to move ahead with its plans for closer convergence with Europe, for higher salaries, for a better health system, a more efficient justice system, and for reducing inequalities.
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