The step from nationalism to a totalitarian state is an easy one. It is called by a state of emergency able to justify even the elimination of its citizens.

It is not hard to see how years of ‘tracking the crisis’ have produced a language about it, a way to represent the same issues. As a result, one might think that a change is needed.

In a number of European countries, the situation indicates that incumbents and their parties tend to enjoy higher Social Media followings than the ones not in office.

German delegation might have noticed the lines of shops shuttered along the roads, and above them the locked flats. The economic crisis has altered the face of Athens.

Prophet Mohammad asked that his religion be protected; he never put himself above it.

When talks about politics get serious, friends, associates and business partners alike keep wondering about the same thing: “How long do you think this government will last?”

Instead of confronting the real problems of financial austerity and unemployment, and taking measures to address this hurdles many efforts have been focused to blame others.

What do they have in common? They were refugees: Alek Wek, Einstein and Madeline Albright all offered a lot to society.

2012 Olympic Games are truly important for women from Saudi Arabia as a precedent that will create space for women to get rights.

In October 2009, God of Greece turned George and Antonis into two sides of the same coin, in a process sometimes known as “Schumpeter’s gale.”