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The absent are in the wrong
The French say: “The absent are always in the wrong.” The saying is quite correct, at least as far as the unification process in Europe is concerned.
Contributor: Dionyssis G. Dimitrakopoulos
Categories: Europe (293), Economy (346), Greece (524)
Chasing investment, the Greek dream
The component of Greece’s gross domestic product (GDP) that experienced the most precipitous collapse during the crisis was investments.
Contributor: Yiannis Mouzakis
Categories: Economy (346), Greece (524)
A European intelligence school led by Greece and Cyprus?
On November 19, the EU’s foreign and defense ministers approved the project of a joint intelligence training school (Joint EU Intelligence School – JEIS), led by Greece with the participation of Cyprus.
Contributor: Lélia Rousselet
Categories: Europe (293), Greece (524)
Moments to remember from the euro crisis
Given the concern within the eurozone that the next crisis is just around the corner and that not enough has been done to prevent it, there is a new urgency to learn from our recent past.
Contributor: Nick Malkoutzis
Categories: Europe (293), Economy (346), Greece (524)
Getting to the church on time
When Alexis Tsipras held a televised news conference last week, standing side-by-side with the head of the Church of Greece – Archbishop Ieronymos, the impression given was that a momentous point in the relationship between the Greek state and the church had been reached. As each day passes, though, it seems less historic and more business-as-usual.
Contributor: Nick Malkoutzis
Categories: Politics (411), Greece (524)