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Government crisis in France: what comes next?

Dec 3, 2024 | eurotopics.net | Thomas Legrand |Andrea Bonanni |Lefteris Charalampopoulos |Jozsef Eric

The former RN leader is behaving irresponsibly, criticises Le Figaro: “Le Pen always wanted more, even at the risk of ruining her victory. Now she has chosen to bring down Michel Barnier's government, and in so doing she will plunge France into great political and financial uncertainty. She is exposing the weakest citizens to the mechanical effects of a makeshift budget. She is opening the door to the office of prime minister for the Socialists, something which her voters won't be happy about. ...
UK: where is the far-right's hatred coming from?

Aug 5, 2024 | eurotopics.net | Lefteris Charalampopoulos |Inge Ghijs |Ergin Yıldızoğlu

Right-wing extremists are exploiting the frustration in the country, complains De Standaard: “Since Brexit, illegal migration across the Channel has increased, partly because the British can no longer send migrants back to France. On the other hand, legal migration from Europe has ceased, leading to labour shortages in the construction, healthcare, agriculture and hospitality sectors. The far right is exploiting the Southport tragedy to unleash all the pent-up violence among the frustrated.
Protests and arrests: what's going on on US campuses?

Apr 25, 2024 | eurotopics.net | Federico Rampini |Lefteris Charalampopoulos |Jean-Dominique Merchet |Rieke Havertz

Corriere della Sera also dares to make a historical comparison: “In 1968 there was the Vietnam War, now there is Gaza. ... The protests are radicalising. .... The outrage over the ongoing humanitarian tragedy in the Gaza Strip often goes hand in hand with open support for Hamas violence. ... There is another parallel: sociological studies of this great youth uprising have shown that the 1968 generation was the first to grow up in prosperity.
Society continues to seek out the Left

Sep 20, 2023 | in.gr | Lefteris Charalampopoulos

*The second of 4 chapters on what the Left is today. An entire debate has swirled for a long time, and from various quarters, over the fact that societies have turned their backs to the Left. Indeed, some analysts don’t just cite certain electoral results, but a deeper ideological shift in modern societies. According to this narrative, societies are no longer attracted to ideals of radical democratization, social equality and profound social change.
Neither history nor the Left has ended

Sep 19, 2023 | in.gr | Lefteris Charalampopoulos

*The first of 4 chapters on what the Left is todayI am noticing a narrative developing lately, according to which the working classes worldwide have stopped being inspired by what we defined as the ideals of the Left and are turning to right-wing or even authoritarian ideas.
UEFA express Conference League final concerns over after Greek footballing tragedy leaves man dead

Aug 14, 2023 | 101greatgoals.com | Ben Browning |Lefteris Charalampopoulos |Ben Gray

Footballing body UEFA have expressed concerns over the UEFA Conference League final being held in Athens after a fan was killed in a clash between ultras last week. Opap Arena, home to AEK Athens, is due to host the tournament showpiece at the end of the season. However, it was the scene of an altogether more disturbing clash on Monday, which saw AEK fans fight with Dinamo Zagreb ultras, leaving one man dead.
AEK FC incites violence against journalists while at the same mourning victim of violence

Aug 10, 2023 | in.gr | Lefteris Charalampopoulos

Greece is ranked 107th in the RSF’s international ranking of press freedom, which means that in reality we probably don’t really have freedom of the press. One of the reasons why we don’t have real freedom of the press in the country is because various «influential types» believe that they have the right to threaten any journalist who expresses a different – and unpopular – opinion than theirs, and then try to silence them. And one such individual is Dimitris Melissanidis, the head of AEK FC.
Boat tragedy: deaths in the Mediterranean continue

Jun 15, 2023 | eurotopics.net | Lefteris Charalampopoulos

The EU is partly responsible for the deaths, news website In stresses: “For years, the Mediterranean Sea has been a sea of death. People driven by poverty, violence and war seek a better fate in Europe. They cannot migrate legally because the EU's immigration policy has been dictated for years by the far right, which cries 'we have no room', overlooking the fact that all European states were created through population movements.
Mediterranean boat tragedy: over 500 feared dead

Jun 15, 2023 | eurotopics.net | Lefteris Charalampopoulos

The EU is partly responsible for the deaths, news website In stresses: “For years, the Mediterranean Sea has been a sea of death. People driven by poverty, violence and war seek a better fate in Europe. They cannot migrate legally because the EU's immigration policy has been dictated for years by the far right, which cries 'we have no room', overlooking the fact that all European states were created through population movements.