Tag: golden dawn

In Defence of Greece: 6 Myths Busted
With the Greek referendum approaching and failed negotiations grabbing headlines, there are more than a few myths circulating about the Greek crisis. Here's a handy guide to the most common misunderstandings.
Meet the Key Players in the Golden Dawn Trial
The high-profile trial of over 70 Golden Dawn members, including sitting MPs, has been delayed today. A defendant turned up without a lawyer, forcing the court to adjourn, and two witnesses were assaulted by Golden Dawn members on their way to the trial.
Greece shows there’s no going back to the ‘before crisis’ era of electoral politics

The Greek experience shows that we're seeing a political crisis in the wake of the global economic crisis. Take note: the mundane predictability of general elections - the lesser-of-two evils, ‘blue or red’ choice - belongs to the ‘before crisis’ era.

Greek Election: Who’s Who?
This month both mainstream and alternative media is likely to be dominated by the upcoming Greek general election. Who are the parties fighting for power? Who are the potential coalition partners? And who have got other things on their minds?