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Eurozone or Greece wants rupture?

April 27, 2015

Last Friday’s Eurogroup in Riga, Latvia, was a complete disaster for all parts involved. For almost all Finance Ministers it was another “revelation” of their lack of ideas, flexibility, and rational argumentation over Greece. It was also a proof of lack of imagination for another Europe, distant from narrow-minded austerity. For Greece and its Finance… » read more

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Bridging Europe, English, Euro & Finance, eurocrisis, Eurozone, Geopolitics, Social Europe & Jobs

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Fed Up with Eurozone’s Stiff Approach on Greece

April 22, 2015

In one of our latest posts we insisted on the huge and unbearable pressure exerted to the Greek economy and society by its creditors and political interlocutors in Eurozone. In this respect, we proposed a 3-year freeze of the country’s debt payment obligations. As the debate is stirred up and timeframes cannot be kept, there… » read more

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BRICs, Bridging Europe, English, EU institutions, EU integration, Euro & Finance, eurocrisis, Eurozone, Geopolitics, Grexit, member states

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Snap Elections and Debt Cut – What the IMF will do with Greece?

April 16, 2015

    If you follow the news on Greece and Eurozone you certainly get puzzled by the amount of information stemming from different sources. Reports from Brussels, Athens, Washington and Berlin give you a sense of what is happening hour-per-hour in the country as if the entire world should and has to focus on Greece… » read more

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Bridging Europe, EU institutions, EU integration, eu priorities, euro, Euro & Finance, eurocrisis, Eurozone, Grexit, member states

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Go on Alexis, make my day!

April 3, 2015

Five days before the official visit of Greek PM Alexis Tsipras to Moscow and the long-awaited meeting with President Putin, European and international media start (again) criticizing the rapprochement between the two countries. The Guardian and Natalie Nougayrede published today a fiercely ironic OpEd, under the alarming title “Tsipras risks to become Putin’s useful idiot”.… » read more

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Bridging Europe, EU institutions, EU integration, eu priorities, euro, eurocrisis, Europe's East, Eurozone, Geopolitics, Global Europe, Global Politics, member states, Regional Policy

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Dimitris Rapidis

Politics | Communication | Strategic Analysis

Dimitris is thoroughly involved in the analysis of the Greek financial crisis in Eurozone, the political and geopolitical shifts globally, with emphasis in EU and MENA region. His analyses and interviews have been featured in national, European and regional broadcasting networks, media, and journals, such as Bloomberg, Euronews, Associated Press, Al Jazeera, El Pais, Publico, El Mundo, La Razon, Sputnik, Russia Today, Newsweek, Financier Worldwide, Die Welt, Handelsblatt, BBC, Nouvel Observateur, Anadolu Agency, Hurriyet, among others.

He has studied political science and international affairs at the Universities of Athens and Geneva. Dimitris is founding member of the Research Committee on Geopolitics (RC-41) of the International Political Science Association, and the Model of the European Union of the Galatasary University. He has been a guest speaker at numerous international academic and governmental conferences, summer schools and symposia in Europe.

Languages: Greek, English, French, Spanish.


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