How Austerity Helped to Ignite Greece’s Historic Wildfires
Years of cuts to Greek fire services have fuelled one of Europe’s worst natural disasters – and unless we invest in public services to fight climate change, it will become a familiar story.
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Stelios Foteinopoulos
Stelios Foteinopoulos is a former International Relations Policy Officer at the Nicos Poulantzas Institute in Athens, Greece. He is now a European Union affairs analyst and a member of Momentum.
October 7th Is Judgment Day for Greek Fascism
After five years of deliberation, sentence will be handed down tomorrow in the trial of Greek fascist organisation Golden Dawn – one of the most important anti-fascist legal cases since Nuremberg.
SYRIZA’s Long Demise
SYRIZA, once the great hope of the left, was defeated last weekend after four years imposing austerity on those it promised to fight for.