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Far right makes gains in European elections

Episode 1012

Sunday’s European elections saw not only a strengthened far right emerge, but also saw French President Macron call for snap parliamentary elections …

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What do Greeks believe in 2024?

Episode 1011

diaNEOsis, which has been monitoring the attitudes and perceptions of Greek society for a decade, just published an all-encompassing three part surve…

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Turkey's nuclear energy ambitions and its regional impact

Episode 1010

Turkey is set to join the nuclear energy club, with the Akkuyu plant expected to go online at the end of the year. It has plans for two more nuclear …

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Turkish official says there was no "firman" allowing Elgin to remove Parthenon Sculptures

Episode 1009

The fight for the return and reunification of the Parthenon Sculptures is back in the spotlight after a Turkish official said that no "firman" - an O…

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Greek teams win big in Europe, but can Greece build on this momentum?

Episode 1008

The end of May saw Greek sports teams reach the peak of Europe, with Panathinaikos kicking off the celebrations by winning a seventh EuroLeague baske…

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Halki Seminary: Turkey's trail of broken promises

Episode 1007

Over 52 years ago Turkey shut down Halki Seminary. Since then, its doors have remained shut. According to a recent report in Karar daily, a Turkish m…

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Energy in the spotlight as East Med Gas Forum meets in Athens

Episode 1006

This week Greece hosted members of the East Med Gas Forum in Athens, where the focus was on existing and future gas projects in the region, the East …

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Greek debt: Is the country still vulnerable?

Episode 1005

In recent years Greece’s general government debt has exceeded 350 billion euros and its debt-to-GDP ratio reached 160 per cent of GDP in 2023. Despit…

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Turkey to teach Blue Homeland doctrine in schools

Episode 1004

This month Ankara moved to include the Blue Homeland doctrine, which expresses Ankara’s controversial maritime claims in the Eastern Mediterranean an…

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Has Turkey's standing on the international scene diminished?

Episode 1003

Over the last year, a number of regional crises - from Ukraine to the Middle East - have taken the international spotlight off Turkey and President E…

2 years, 5 months ago

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