The Marbles Belong in Athens: Don’t Split History

The Parthenon marbles were illegitimately removed by Lord Elgin of England more than 200 years ago. Today, they are split between Athens and London. It is time to bring the marbles back where they belong.

Pronouns: How Conservative Voices Are Drowning in the Liberal Wave

Blindly adopting NYU New York policies in the context of NYU Abu Dhabi and the UAE is leaving no space for conservative voices.

The Shameful Asylum Law of Greek Universities

The asylum law in Greek universities led to violence and terror. Its repeal opens the doors to a future characterized by harmony and the rule of the law.

The Consequences of EU's rejection of North Macedonia and Albania

The EU’s rejection of North Macedonia and Albania’s bid for membership is potentially going to cause major political upheaval in the Balkans.

Was the #MeToo Movement Effective? Yes, And Now Men Avoid Hiring Attractive Women

In theory, #MeToo supporters have a solution for everything, but in practice, data shows us that we do not get the results we need.

Fake It Till You Make It, Or Maybe Not: The Disastrous Story of A Vegan Influencer

Instagram influencer Rawvana was dragged by fans after a photo of her eating fish was shared on Instagram. Were her fans being insensitive or was she being unethical?

It’s called North Macedonia, not Macedonia

Prespa agreement came to solve a 27-year-long naming dispute between Greece and North Macedonia and we should all accept this new reality.