Turkish aspirations, Greek advantages
Alexandros P. Mallias is the former ambassador of the Hellenic Republic to the United States (2005-09).
Alexandros P. Mallias is the former ambassador of the Hellenic Republic to the United States (2005-09).
From Delphi to Marioupolis and to Ecumene
Alex Mallias
https://www.eliamep.gr/en/publication/η-δεύτερη-φάση-του-νοτίου-διαδρόμου-φυ/ The Second Phase of the EU Southern Gas Corridor: Which role for Azerbaijan? – Publication Date April 1, 2022 Authors Marika Karagianni Policy paper #98 ▾ PRINT The operation of the Southern Gas Corridor marks the first attempt of the EU to diversify its pipeline gas supplies and routes beyond Russia. The […]
The European Union Enlargement in the Western Balkans: A Never-Ending Story of High Hopes and High Disappointments Evita Dionysiou Hellenic Police Academy and Metropolitan College, Greece This chapter offers an analysis of the Western Balkans’ thorny path towards joining the European Union (EU). The aim is to identify the key hurdles -which can […]
By Alexandros Mallias* Hubris Politics, polemics, hubris are the symptoms of the ecumenical system. In the absence of democratic practices and anthropocentric policies, autocrats opt for polemical dogmas (casus belli) and aggression. Polemics, fanaticism and antagonism are related to religion, geography, politics and economy. Hubris is still much present. The dramatic human exodus is […]
Press inside the icon to see the presentation of Andreas Loizos who represented HELISS at CYPSEC on the 4-5 October 2021
Which Countries Helped Greece Fight the Fires? Russia Tops the List By Helleniscope -PHOTO: The Russian giant amphibious plane Beriev 200, which helped tremendously to stop the fire near Athens… By Nick Stamatakis I know that our friends at the State Department and some in the Greek-American community and especially in GOARCH will not […]
Greek-Turkish War: What it would look like? – A supposed scenario By Konstantinos Mavraganis Taking into consideration the fact that the Greek-Turkish affairs are being topical, almost on a daily basis lately, the Turkish provocative movements have reached a totally different level, and the various transformations in Greece’s wider geographical region and the whole […]
Ursula, Charles’ Ambassador and Erdogan the Magnificent Written by Ioannis Baltzois* The diplomatic incident that took place in Turkey with the EU leadership considered as “victims”, the so-called “Sofa Gate”, illustrated by the incredible indecency and insult that the Turks reserved to the high guests of the EU, sparked a lot of reactions, analyses, […]
Germany and Turkey: Friends and Allies in Genocides. The case of the Herero and Nama Genocide that Turkey implemented after Germany. By Ioannis Ath. Baltzois * The recognition of the Armenian Genocide by the USA, at this very historical moment when U.S. President Biden uttering the word ‘genocide’ has irrevocably shaped the reality around […]