
Interviews


Vasilis Ypsilantis: I want the voice of the Aegean to be heard where Europe is planned

Isaiah Papaioannou: Rhodes must work first and foremost for the man who lives here

Fotis Maggos: “End the abuse of Transport Equivalent – Integrated planning for water scarcity on islands”

Manolis Mousellis: Insularity requires strong self-government.

Jonathan Constantinou: The midterm elections in the United States will judge the correlations.

Nikolas Farantouris: Here and now acts of exercise of national sovereignty

Sakis Arnaoutoglou: "Insularity should not be a footnote in European policies"

Alexis Mitropoulos: “The 400 is not a government benefit – it is pensioners’ money”

Dionysis Temponeras: “The government does not see the real problem of society – there is an alternative”

Konstantinos Stefanakidis: In Rhodes you don't just come to study tourism. You come to study tourism within tourism itself

Tina Zorbala: The Council of State's decision on non-state universities reveals double standards.

Marios Klonaris: Rhodes and the other islands must become a place where doctors want to stay.

Nikiforos Papanikolas: "Insularity must become reality – South Aegean needs infrastructure, health and a new policy"

Kostas Yfantis: “Turkey wants to act as a regional power – A new crisis with Greece cannot be ruled out”

Makis Lagogiannis: Rural road construction remains the great plague of Apollonius

Paschalis Trillidis: Rhodes does not need to become cheaper, but to offer more value

Poli Chatzimarkou: Equality is not a theory, it is a daily quality of life.

Mika Iatridis: In the Dodecanese we listen, claim and insist

Stefanos Parastatidis: PASOK is the only positive choice for creatively overturning the current impasse.

Vana Zafeiropoulou: “Lionism means humanism – No one is alone”

Angelos Fragakis: From "smart island" Halki to sustainable living model

Sergios Aivazis: Rhodes needs a cultural strategy with vision, continuity and extroversion

Giorgos Autias: “My aim is to lock in as many resources as possible for our islands”

Stamatis Kardassis: The big bet is to keep the doctors on the island.

Evanthia Mantikou: The offer to the border island of Kastellorizo is a journey of responsibility and love.

Iakovos Kolainis: Rhodes needs not only more growth, but better and better quality development

Charalambos Navrosidis: We cancel distances in the South Aegean

Stelios Perrakis: International Law is not à la carte

Manos Consolas: “There are no deadlocks in democracy – the election result will show the way and the solution”

Yiannis Pappas: No islander should feel like a second-class citizen.
