Foreign Policy

I listened carefully to all the politicians, functionaries and academics who spoke at the conference on foreign policy co-organised by To Vima, the Delphi Economic Forum and the Council for International Relations (at the King George Hotel, December 12-13). And I’ll let you in on a secret. There didn’t seem to be much of significance […]

The conference, held at the King George Hotel in Athens, will also be live-streamed

Renowned international economist and public intellectual Barry Eichengreen - who since 1987 has taught at the University of California, Berkeley and is a renowned economic historian - speaks with To Vima about the dangers of isolationism and tariffs that Mr. Trump is advancing

In a recent resolution to a protracted diplomatic saga, Turkey has agreed to acquire F-16s, while Sweden is set to join NATO and Greece will receive F-35s. To Vima spoke with Henri J. Barkey, an adjunct senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, to assess the implications of this complex deal.

The European Union project was born out of the ashes of war, but for European societies it has been an experience of peace

Greece and Indonesia discussed mutual areas of interest such as blue economy and tourism

Clinton reflects on their collaboration as leaders of their corresponding countries during a challenging period and praises his Greek counterpart