In Greece we witnessed this repulsive, internally-generated tragedy in all its horrifying glory. Unfortunately we may soon see more far-reaching...
The political landscape of Greek-Russian relations has suddenly darkened.
The Duran – News in Review – Episode 57.
The Duran – News in Review – Episode 54.
On July 11, Greece said it would expel two Russian diplomats and barred the entry of two others.
While cordial relations remain, allegations suggest that some Greek authorities are taken in by European perceptions of Russia as a threat.
The role of Matthew Nimetz in the longstanding conflict between Greece and its northern neighbor may purportedly be that of an impartial mediator, but his past...
Tourism, like the vast sums earned by Greek museums, probably cover up a more insidious reality in the modern-day Greece of 2018.
Was Greece and the Karamanlis government destabilized and the country set ablaze as part of a hybrid war in response to Greece's interest in Russian gas...
Is Greece to be the dumping ground of Europe?
Almost a decade later, the case of Alexis Grigoropoulos presents more questions than answers. How is the Grigoropoulos case related to Operation Pythia, the destructive fires...
Wars do not require military violence to become acts of hostility
Victims of hostile foreign supervision and successive anti-Greek governments, have the people of Greece reached their limit?
For months, SYRIZA has touted Greece's economic "success story" and forthcoming "clean exit" from austerity and the memorandum agreements. But do the country's economic indicators actually...
Former prime minister George Papandreou has "saved" Greece multiple times. He first brought in the IMF. He then introduced "green" energy. Now he's pushing for legal...
As Tsipras and Zaev celebrated the signing of the “North Macedonia” deal in a picturesque lakeside setting, hell on earth was unfolding in the surrounding region...
In the "new Greece" of SYRIZA, the same old practices continue: oligarchs and politicians go unpunished while the elderly are convicted for defending their home and...
What can the ancient Hellenic world teach us about astronomy, science, and life itself? How can modern-day Greece revitalize itself and escape its foreign shackles with...
Helena Sheehan's "The Syriza Wave" chronicles the dramatic rise of SYRIZA and its first months in power, up until it overturned the July 2015 referendum result....
The bilateral deal with Greece will see Athens readmit asylum seekers
The Duran – News in Review – Episode 36.
Nevradakis was interviewed on Radio Sputnik's "Fault Lines Radio" program on the hurdles the "North Macedonia" deal still faces.
“The Church has always been, is, and will be the mother of the Greek people,” the head of the Greek Church affirms in response.
Germany has managed to realize nearly $2.5 billion in interest profits
Europe is finding its points of contention at a time when it needs unity
The EU is under a lot of strain
Chaos in parliament and protests outside of it following the "North Macedonia" agreement between Tsipras and Zaev and a motion for a vote of no confidence...
The historical record is not on the side of Greece's northern neighbor in its attempts to appropriate ancient Macedonian history as its own.
The consequences of recognizing "North Macedonia" and a "Macedonian" language and ethnicity may be disastrous for Greece. But might the deal collapse before it is ratified...
HI's Michael Nevradakis and The Duran's Alex Christoforou analyze the "North Macedonia" deal and the dangers it poses for Greece.
Walkout of KKE MPs, calls for a military putsch by Golden Dawn MP and subsequent expulsion of party from the parliamentary debate, SYRIZA MP speaks "Macedonian"...
A historic figure of the Greek left -- and of Greek culture -- Mikis Theodorakis has been outspoken in his opposition to a Macedonia compromise.
Alex Christoforou and Alexander Mercouris of Hellenic Insider and The Duran discuss the "Northern Macedonia" deal and its geopolitical and cultural consequences.
The Greek Orthodox faith has had a presence in the north of Africa for hundreds of years,
The realities of Greece's "exit from the crisis" and the EU's attitudes towards Southern Europe were covered in today's interview.
