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Turkish defiance exposes EU impotence
Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos Posted On October 26, 2020


 Former Greek ambassador Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos provides an update on the EU’s policy towards Turkey, which continues to make hostile incursions into Greek and Cypriot waters. The EU has spent over a year issuing warnings to Turkey, but fails to back […]


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EU’s passivity towards Turkish aggression risks war in Europe
Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos Posted On September 16, 2020


With Covid and Brexit dominating the news, British readers may not be aware of a conflict brewing in the Eastern Mediterranean between Greece and Turkey. An increasingly aggressive Turkish foreign policy has seen Ankara send its naval forces into (contested) […]


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German Foreign Minister admits EU ‘torture tools’
Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos Posted On April 18, 2020


Last week German foreign minister Heiko Maas used the term ‘torture tools’ to describe the hyper-austerity that the Troika (the European Commission, European Central Bank and the IMF) has imposed on Greece for the past decade. Greek Ambassador ad honorem […]


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Greece needs to save itself from Coronavirus – and the EU
Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos Posted On April 8, 2020


The hyper-austerity that the EU has imposed on Greece since 2010 means that containing Coronavirus while keeping Greek citizens out of destitution is an almost impossible task. Cessation of payments to the EU creditors is the only solution that can […]


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How Brexit gives hope to the long-suffering Greeks
Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos Posted On January 16, 2020


Ambassador Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos explains how Brexit offers hope to the Greek people that one day, they too may be able to achieve their independence. The Greeks have suffered greatly at the hands of the EU, which imposed on it an extreme […]


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The Eurogroup: A Ruthless Gang
Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos Posted On January 7, 2019


Ambassador Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos will be known to many CIB members for his authoritative accounts of the tragic effects of EU austerity on Greece, not least the resulting humanitarian crisis and spiralling death rate (see for example his memorable speech at our […]


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