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Dimitris Eleas

New York
As seen in: The Times of Israel, Washington Examiner, Milliyet, Global Research, Modern Ghana, American Thinker, Cyprus Mail, LiFO, Greek City Times, ToVima GR and
Covers:  He writes on myriad topics, including politics, Greece, Turkey, culture, the Left, modern America and philosophy.
New York City–based reader | writer | independent researcher. On weekend afternoons, you can find me in New Haven, feeding ravens and squirrels some nuts.

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Dimitris Eleas is a New York City-based writer, independent researcher, political activist and freelance journalist. His writings in the Greek language have appeared in books, journals, news sites and newspapers. You can contact him via his e-mail: dimitris.eleas@gmail.com.

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An Open Letter to the American People about Turkey

An Open Letter to the American People about Turkey

Turkey has a large population and a large economy. Recep Tayyip Erdogan is planning the future very carefully…

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Turkey rejecting the post-Lausanne order means War is coming

Turkey rejecting the post-Lausanne order means War is coming

Turkey is a country with a large population and great ambition. Although in recent years, economically speaki…

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Will Turkey Attack Greece Before 2023? - Greek City Times

Will Turkey Attack Greece Before 2023? - Greek City Times

The interests of states are permanent and alliances are by definition changeable, and when one country calls …

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Son dakika: Yunan medyasından skandal ifadeler! 'Türkiye'ye karşı...'

Son dakika: Yunan medyasından skandal ifadeler! 'Türkiye'ye karşı...'

Yunan basını Türkiye'nin Lozan Antlaşması'nın yenilenmesini istediğini yazdı, bir ABD'li diplomatın Twitter h…

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Afraid of Turkey? It seems the Athenian elites are - slpress.gr

Afraid of Turkey? It seems the Athenian elites are - slpress.gr

The mini-war with Turkey is fast approaching if "Greece does not leave aside its begging syndrome", as Profes…

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A Greek American immigrant's tale from 'The Godfather' to Donald Trump | Neos Kosmos

A Greek American immigrant's tale from 'The Godfather' to Donald Trump | Neos Kosmos

When I came to America three years ago the words "I believe in America!" from The Godfather ​​were going roun…

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If the West Falls, the Planet Will Follow: Cambridge and the Woke Agenda

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By Dimitris Eleas
| The Times of Israel Verified
Image: Thomas Malton, “Landscape Painting of the Chapel,” 1798, depicting King’s College Chapel, Cambridge, England. Yale Center for British Art, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons. The death of Cambridge professor Jason Arday should indeed be a reason for reflection, as British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said. Reflection, however, should mean that we resist both the sanctification of Arday and his complete condemnation.
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If the West Falls, the Planet Will Follow: Cambridge and the Woke Agenda

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By Dimitris Eleas
| QOSHE
The death of Cambridge professor Jason Arday should indeed be a reason for reflection, as British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said. Reflection, however, should mean that we resist both the sanctification of Arday and his complete condemnation. We do not yet know the whole truth behind all of the allegations, while the Arday case is already at the center of a broader discussion about academic ethics, the responsibility of universities, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies.
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From Homer to Hollywood’s The Odyssey: The “Oppenheimer of Ithaca”

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By Dimitris Eleas
| Modern Ghana Verified
I watched Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, but for three hours I was transported somewhere much older than Brooklyn. As the opening images appeared, I wasn’t only watching the screen. I was watching my childhood classroom return to me – only this time, it belonged to someone else’s imagination. That is the strange privilege of watching Homer as a Greek living abroad. The story first told in my native language is deeply familiar, yet it can still surprise me.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, I did during my university years.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

It means to believe in truth, to have knowledge, and be good with the meaning of WORDS!

What's your favorite social network?

I would say, Facebook (for 15' minutes at the end of each day).