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Want to see how quickly Farage’s migrant plan would unravel? Just look at Greece…
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Voices: Want to see how quickly Farage’s migrant plan would unravel? Just look at Greece…
For the past few years, Greece has been held up as having a successful model of immigration policy – a country that has managed to “get a grip” on the small boats that arrive at its sea borders.
Small ‘Revolutions’ Show Greece is Still a Changing Society
In the space of just a few months, Greece has elected the first woman president and first Jewish mayor in its history. In this post-crisis era, which has also seen the demise of the Neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party, Greece appears to be discovering a new, liberal identity. It is a personal gamble on the part of the reforming Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, a political “stranger” in the ruling conservative New Democracy party.
[Opinion] Brexit vs Grexit: The six stages of losing to the EU
As Theresa May is trying to convince Brussels to accept Britain's terms for exiting the EU, the international community is almost certain that the attempt will fail. The British government will persist in presenting the negotiations as a national success irrespective of the outcome.
Greece’s populist sands are shifting
With the weakening of Alexis Tspiras’ far-left and far-right coalition, the next election will be a pivotal one, writes Thimios Tzallas As Westminster does its best to tear itself apart, the Greek parliament has been playing out its own internal drama – between two very strange bedfellows.
The strange death of social democratic Greece
The fate of Greece’s ‘Blairites’ provides a bitter lesson for centre-left parties across Europe, argues Thimios Tzallas It is very often argued that the European Union and the International Monetary Fund got it wrong with the Greek crisis. They overestimated the Greek economy’s resilience and set unrealistic fiscal targets which resulted to excessive and pointless austerity. The wrong economic recipe was accompanied by a series of fatal political mistakes.
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