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Feliz Páscoa, Χριστός Aνέστη from Rio, Brazil
One of the best nights I’ve ever had in the Americas? It wasn’t a party or a beach—it was Greek Orthodox Easter in Rio. This is the second time I’ve …
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Diatribe: Whose Is This Song?
A few months ago, I was driving to the Assyrian New Year Festivities with my family. My wife, who is a member of that tribe, was playing a particularly patriotic …
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Diatribe: Lenten Logic
It is Sarakosti, the period of fasting and repentance and in accordance with hallowed tradition, my wife has hung the proverbial potato with the feathers, one for each week of …
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Tariffs, Trump, and the trouble ahead: How U.S. economic nationalism is shaking the global order
The United States’ new tariff policies are already poised to affect several interconnected areas—international trade, financial market stability, and institutional risk management. President Donald Trump’s announcements mark a significant departure …
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Acquiring property in Greece
Buying property in Greece requires both legal and technical due diligence to ensure a smooth transaction and to avoid legal or technical issues. A prospective buyer, especially one who does …
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Inside MAGA’s economic divide: The battle for America’s policy soul
From an economic perspective, three camps reflect divergent approaches to both policy and ideology that reveal the tensions within President Trump’s MAGA which run from modern conservatism to economic nationalism …
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Trump’s 10 per cent tariff shakes Australia: A new era for trade and economy
The announcement from President Trump has sent shockwaves through Australia’s economic landscape. The declaration that a 10 per cent tariff will be imposed on all goods in Australia is a …
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When art becomes a battleground: Defending public spaces from hate
This is not a pleasant story to share but share it I must. It’s sadly true and reflective of the wave of anti-Semitism that has seared its way across the …
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The night Val Kilmer unknowingly saved us
On July 6, 2005, my father and I attended The Postman Always Rings Twice at The Playhouse Theatre in London, starring Val Kilmer. Among the many high-profile plays I was …
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Balancing the books or playing politics? Labor’s tax cuts and the future of economic fairness
As Australia heads into another election cycle, the Albanese Government’s proposed income tax cuts have become a contested issue. Framed by Labor as a necessary response to mounting cost-of-living pressures, …