Tom Ellis

Sustainability is costly, but you need a balance in order to protect your natural beauty, culture and people, the prime minister of Bhutan, Tshering Tobgay, said in an interview with Kathimerini, explaining how his country has opted for setting a limit on the number of visitors it can accommodate, while encouraging investments with the aim of attracting high-end tourists.

The rift in New Democracy with respect to the policy Greece should follow toward Turkey is growing, with former prime minister Antonis Samaras indirectly accusing the government of, in essence, getting ready to capitulate to Ankara.

The countdown is on – Movember kicks off in just seven days. It’s time for the Mo community to get ready and embrace the shave.

A leader doesn't need to be unpredictable or keep a finger in many pies in order to be effective in strengthening your country's position. The former attitude is often a recipe for disaster, as history has shown us all too often, all over the world, but also more specifically in cases closer to home; a leading example are the dramatic events in Cyprus that led to the Turkish invasion of 1974 and its continued occupation.

With two entirely different worldviews at stake, Americans head to the polls on Tuesday in an atmosphere of anger and complete disdain for the “other side,” occasionally amounting to hatred.

Americans went to the polls on Tuesday in a mood defined by anger and complete disdain for the “other side.” For Donald Trump supporters, the main issues at stake were the economy and immigration, while Kamala Harris’ voters were mostly concerned with safeguarding democracy and abortion rights.

The election of a new president in the US has a multifaceted impact all over the world. In that context, the debate is on what a second Trump administration will mean for different countries.

Europe is experiencing a leadership deficit precisely when it needs strong and visionary politicians more than ever in its recent history.

Τhis year Greece celebrates half a century of a well-functioning democracy following the collapse of the junta in July 1974.

It is a tactical and long-term strategic error for a former prime minister to create a new, inevitably small party simply because he wants to express the clarity of his views, and this not only concerns Antonis Samaras, who was recently expelled from the ruling conservatives for questioning the government's policies.