Expert Report: Challenges and Opportunities for the new political cycle of the European Union
The new composition of the European Parliament and, above all, the new European Commission, as it...
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Rethinking Greece | Asteris Huliaras : Contacts, synergies and cooperations are multiplying between Greece and Africa
Asteris Huliaras is Professor of Comparative Politics and International Relations in the...
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Ioannis Balabanidis: The EU´s ability to respond to new social demands is one of the stakes of the coming years
Ioannis Balabanidis is a researcher at the Centre for Political Research in the Department of...
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ELIAMEP Think Tank Report: Greece in Europe 2040
Greece in Europe 2040 is the product of a working group chaired by ELIAMEP’s President of...
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“Islam and Human Rights in the EU”: Sec Gen for Greeks Abroad and PD, J. Chrysoulakis, sends a powerful message on dialogue, peaceful coexistence, and respect for cultural diversity
The Secretary-General for Greeks Abroad and Public Diplomacy, Prof. John Chrysoulakis,...
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Quo Vadis Europa | International Relations Professor Christos Frangonikolopoulos on Jean Monnet Chair, Greece’s 40 years course in the EU and the Future of Europe
The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki is dynamically participating in the “Study in...
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40 years of Greece’s membership to the EU
It has been forty years since Greece joined the European Union (EU) in 1981, named at the time...
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Greek initiatives for the protection of European borders and a common EU migration policy
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis and European Commissioner for Home Affairs Ylva Johansson met in...
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Τhe Archaeological Site and Polycentric Museum of Aigai
The ruins of the city of Aigai, the first capital of the Macedonian kingdom, were discovered in northern Greece in the 19th century. The most important finds at the site are the royal palace and the extensive necropolis, where the tomb of King Philip II is believed to be. The archaeological Site of....
Vaso Katraki and her “Hurtful Bodies”
Vaso Katraki (1914 – 1988) was a prominent Greek engraver, renowned for her unique visual language and bold reflection on human condition. In her art, the human body acquires a distinct symbolic, ideological and political quality, becoming a bearer of collective memory and trauma. Her monumental, ...
Reading Greece: A New Era for the City of Athens Library
The City of Athens Library, one of the most important and historic libraries of the country, reopened its doors to the citizens on 11 February 2025. The Library has been radically modernized, while some 25,000 books of all categories are now freely accessible to the public. On this occasion, Reading...