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Zografos: The architect of autonomous Epirus

Dean Kalimniou writes about the one time Greek foreign minister, businessman and president of the Autonomous Republic of Northern Epirus, Georgios Christakis-Zografos.

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Keeping Greece in the eurozone is worth the pain

The question facing the Europeans as they hammer out a deal with Greece is whether the long-term advantages of the euro outweigh the pain of the current ructions.

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Speaking Greek at the March

The fact of the matter is that though March may be ‘Speak Greek Month’, there are deep social and psychological reasons as to why we are ambivalent about the Greek language.

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Urë Me Një Hark (The Three-Arched Bridge)

Plaka’s single-span bridge, or rather its demise comes as a stark sign of the times says Dean Kalimniou.

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A plea for rational thinking in the Ukraine crisis

“It is clear that Russia has violated a cardinal rule of international politics, namely that borders should not be changed by force,” says Dr Thanos Dokos

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Ti Amo and the soundtracks of our lives

Right in time for Valentines Day, Dean Kalimniou discusses the Greek community’s favourite love songs.

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The Three Hierarchs

Basil the Great, Gregory the Theologian and renowned John of the Golden Speech, patron saints of all Orthodox students.

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Religion and Greek cinema

“There are no religious films in Greece because religious feeling is absent and Christian aesthetics never affected the cultural imaginary in the country.”

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The Water Diviner and the Greeks

Whether we like it or not, movies form part of the arts…

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Greece gives EU the chance to rediscover its social responsibility

The euro has hurt the least competitive economies by depriving them of a currency flexibility.

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