The Greek crisis is not only an economic one; the terms and likely consequences of an agreement reached on July 13 to avoid a so-called “Grexit” from the eurozone are highly political.
Author: Eduard Soler i Lecha
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“On June 7, is there going to be a new Turkey?” asked Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu days before the election at one of the largest rallies of supporters for the ruling AKP party. The people answered with a deafening, “Yes!” and they were right— the results of the general election uncovered a new Turkey. However, […]
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As non-traditional parties gain ground in Southern Europe, a look at the reasons behind their growing popularity.
