> Vasilis Tsakiroglou
> Vasilis Tsakiroglou
Tsipras on how he became leader of SYRIZA: Alavanos wanted me as a bit player – We had become a variety-show sketch
The former prime minister describes in Ithaca how he ended up, at age 34, leading a parliamentary party
The critical meeting on the referendum: Kammenos in the trenches, the out-of-touch Lafazanis, and the realist Tsakalotos
How Alexis Tsipras records in Ithaca what was said — Panos Kammenos’ three proposals, scenarios for the day after, and the banks
What you need to fly a drone – They will fly with certified operator and flight rules
After many problems, new parameters are being introduced for their use – The categories of licences and how much it costs to obtain them – Which operators must be registered on the Civil Aviation Authority platform – Ambiguity regarding devices that are considered toys
Typhoon Project: 903 tons of waste collected from Greece’s coastlines
The mission of the vessel Typhoon, operated by the Athanasios Laskaridis Charitable Foundation, is unique worldwide. For six consecutive years, it has been constantly at sea, 365 days a year, cleaning inaccessible coastlines across Greece
Research: Why do we have so many Autoimmune Diseases? Nobel Prize-Winning doctors unlock the mechanism behind their origin
Three scientists shed light on the immune system’s short-circuit that triggers 152 different diseases — the third most common category of illness after cancer and cardiovascular diseases. Ten percent of the world’s population is affected, and 80% of them are women
Katerina Stroponiati: Funding $300,000 for a startup for seniors, “Older people are the future”
The story of the 41-year-old Greek woman living in New York and working as a "venture capitalist"—someone who provides financial support to startups in exchange for equity shares in their profits (if and when they materialize)—has caught the attention of the financial world
The Varkiza Agreement: How we reached the final Third Round of the Civil War (photos)
The weapons that were not surrendered and the truce that did not last - How both sides viewed the events of February 1945
100 Years of Athens College: The history, the exemplary Alumni and the “black sheep”
Prime ministers, MPs and bankers, professors, intellectuals and artists, top-tier entrepreneurs, shipowners, as well as historians, are some of the thousands of alumni who attended the iconic private school of Greece
