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Enhanced Financial Surveillance of Greece Expires

Carlos Perona Calvete August 20, 2022

The European Commission will not prolong the enhanced surveillance of Greece now that it has expired.

Greek Government Facing Phone-Tapping Scandal

Bridget Ryder August 13, 2022

In his speech to the nation, PM Mitsotakis attempted damage control by calling the phone-tapping legal, but wrong.

Romeiko, or the Greek Reconquista: Greek Revolutionary Mythos as Synthesis of Byzantium and Hellas

Carlos Perona Calvete May 5, 2022

It is spurious to insist, as many do, on a contradiction between conceiving of Greek independence through a yearning for the Byzantine past, on the one hand, and the romantic-nationalist lionizing of ancient Hellas, on the other.

Man Shouting in Arabic Interrupts Holy Liturgy at Athens Orthodox Church

Robert Semonsen April 21, 2022

The incident, which took place during the liturgy of Lazarus Saturday, comes days after Spanish Catholics were harassed and attacked by groups of anti-Christian foreigners during processions on Palm Sunday and Maundy Thursday.

Greek Opposition: Azov Parliamentary Address a Historic Shame

Robert Semonsen April 9, 2022

Leaders from opposition parties spanning the entirety of the Left-Right spectrum have condemned Asov’s presence in the Greek Parliament.

The Story of a Macroeconomic Massacre

Sven R. Larson March 17, 2022

Now that the Greek Parliament is eager to beef up the nation’s defense, it faces a serious problem: the economy is so weak it can barely keep its population at a standard of living from 20 years ago.

Greece Unites over Turkey’s Border ‘Revisionism’

Tristan Vanheuckelom March 5, 2022

“I think everyone today has realized that revisionism in practice can come at a huge cost,” the Greek PM said, an obvious reference to the humanitarian tragedy unfolding in Eastern Europe.

Storming the Border: A Belarusian Stand-Off

Daria Fedotova January 19, 2022

Poland, Latvia, and Lithuania, as well as other countries like Greece, are the gatekeepers of Europe, protecting their neighbours from a destabilising foreign influx. Their governments continually face hard choices but are steadfast in their commitment. There can be no compromises with extortionists.

Maritime Migrant Crisis Persists on More Dangerous Routes

Bridget Ryder December 29, 2021

On December 24th a migrant boat capsized in the Aegean Sea. It was the third accident involving migrants in Greek waters in less than a month, bringing the death toll of the three sinkings to 27. Three suspected smugglers were also arrested.

Pope Chides Europe for “Indifference” During Refugee Camp Visit

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 7, 2021

During his visit to the Mavrovouni refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos—his second one in five years—Pope Francis had stern words for Europe

Tag: Greece

Enhanced Financial Surveillance of Greece Expires

Greek Government Facing Phone-Tapping Scandal

Romeiko, or the Greek Reconquista: Greek Revolutionary Mythos as Synthesis of Byzantium and Hellas

Man Shouting in Arabic Interrupts Holy Liturgy at Athens Orthodox Church

Greek Opposition: Azov Parliamentary Address a Historic Shame

The Story of a Macroeconomic Massacre

Greece Unites over Turkey’s Border ‘Revisionism’

Storming the Border: A Belarusian Stand-Off

Maritime Migrant Crisis Persists on More Dangerous Routes

Pope Chides Europe for “Indifference” During Refugee Camp Visit

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