All the Family
So far as such things can be known, the failed coup against President Gorbachev was hatched before the official visit of Mr Mitsotakis to the Soviet Union accompanied by the family members with which he is so abundantly blest.
In Search of a New National Strategy
Addressing a special session of the Academy of Athens held on the tenth anniversary of Greece’s accession to the European Community, senior economist Anghelos Anghelopoulos made a direct appeal to President Karamanlis who was sitting there in front row, centre. He had just been made an honorary member of the Academy.
In the Steps of the Master
Akimbo Akimba, President of the Central African state of Wakanaka, rose from his desk to greet the emissary from the International Monetary Fund who had come to investigate and report on the country’s application for a restructuring of its previous loans and for a further loan to tide it over the next six months.
Tenedos: The Other Turkish Aegean Island
Three years after a rather somber visit to Imvros Marc Dubin makes a trip to its neighbor and finds it more cheerful and better equipped to handle visitors.
Government-Press War Breaks Out
The arrest of leading editor for publishing a terrorist manifesto in defiance of a new law has liberal newspapers up in arms
Climates of Change
Last month’s World Environment Day was dedicated to confronting the problems created by changes in the world’s climate. Athens, ten days later, became a living example of this confrontation.
The Couple That Went a Long Way
John and Fanny Hill travelled a long way to establish a high standard of education at the foot of the Acropolis.
Cutting Down
Grigoris Grafiokratis was the department head of one of the more important ministries in Athens and for two weeks he had been trying to see the minister with no success.
Edessa: Green Peace With Waterfalls
Northern Greece holds many refreshing surprises and in the heartland of Macedonia, lies one of its most cooling and restful havens/