Par Dimitris Georgopoulos
10/04/2021
Un journaliste et blogueur grec a été abattu devant sa maison à Athènes, ont rapporté vendredi les médias grecs citant la police,...
By Dimitris Georgopoulos
A Greek journalist and blogger was shot dead in front of his house in Athens, Greek media citing police reported Friday, raising...
Par Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
8 mars 2021
Le gouvernement grec semble capable - et le seul capable - de provoquer une sorte de révolution dans le pays...
By Damian Wilson*
19 Feb, 2021
Millions of Spaniards still remember life under fascism. Now, with lockdown’s limits on freedom compounded by the erosion of...
by Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
More than one week after the dramatic events in the United States, a lot of confusion reigns on what really happened, but...
10/01/2019
“Le pacte de la honte”, titre ce jeudi 10 janvier El Periódico de Catalunya. La veille, le Parti populaire (PP, droite conservatrice) avait signé avec...
If somebody asked me, in 2016, why I still consider myself to be on the Left, then I would undoubtedly start from my thoughts about the historical shift that occurred with the atomic bombings of two Japanese cities on 6th and 9th August 1945. Yet I would be the first to admit that the question of these weapons of mass destruction (and other such weapons) transcends the traditional spectrum of political ideologies, including those of the Left and of the Right.