Entries from Nikos Konstandaras at PostGlobal tagged with 'Greece'
Double Standards for U.S. Friends
Anti-Americanism in Greece cannot rise much higher than it has the past few years. But despite anti-globalization theatrics, the reasons have much to do with domestic politics. Many of the grievances are U.S. sins of omission -- failure to support Greece's interests, siding with Turkey instead.
Greece Changed EU, Can Small States Still?
Greece, a small country on the tip of the Balkan Peninsula, was the poorest member by far when it joined the EU's predecessor in 1981. But Greece was able to fight for attention and development aid, benefiting members to come. Today the EU has 27 members, many poorer than Greece. The union needs to continue to listen to them.
Everyone Gains, But It’s a Difficult Road
Albanians and Bulgarians make up the bulk of immigrants to Greece. They come from neighboring countries, causing concern that one day sizable communities may begin to push an irredentist agenda.
If All Fails, Arm the Women
Athens, Greece - The 21st Century should be the era of women's liberation. Change is inevitable. If not, remember the Amazon warriors?
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