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Cooley: Tsipras is playing to his base; Putin is cultivating the impression that Greece might be friendly

(CNBC) Fear is running amok yet again that the cash-strapped Greek government will default on its loans to its European partners and the International Monetary Fund. While its fate is still…

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Tsipras’ Greek balancing act begins

(Monkey Cage) (Co-authored with A. Georgakellos) The much-awaited Greek parliamentary elections took place on Jan. 25, and the first moves of the new government are making headlines all over the world. Greece is…

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Greece goes to the polls, and Europe holds its breath

(The Washington Post) Greece just completed one of its shortest electoral campaign periods which — for the first time since 1964 — occurred right after the winter holidays. The polarized…

Despite crisis, Greece still functions

(AP) See brief comments by Harris Mylonas, PONARS Eurasia member, about the situation in Greece and theories of state dysfunction at: AP, Washington Post, ABC News, and Time World.

Austerity Measures in the Eurozone

(Wilson Center) The populist backlash against austerity measures may force Greece to abandon the euro, sparking contagion in other parts of Europe. Speaking at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for…

Are Greece’s Leaders Being Reckless or Bold?

Special to CNN by Harris Mylonas and Thomas Meaney | November 2 | © CNN Call it reckless, call it bold, but the Greek Prime Minister, George Papandreou, has attempted to transform…

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