For the fourth interview of the series Atlantic Parallels, we meet with Dr. Marilyn Corsianos, Professor in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminology at Eastern Michigan University, in Ypsilanti,…
In his recent response to my article “Democracy and human rights under threat in Scandinavia?,” Dr. Lyal S. Sunga criticized some of my observations and conclusions, reiterating the mainstream view…
We had a fascinating discussion with Olaf Steenfadt, Director of the Journalism Trust Initiative and Bernard Mossiat, Regional Manager in Europe for the JTI, linked to Reporters Without Borders, on…
NATO’s Allied Land Command (LANDCOM) was established in Izmir, Turkey, on December 1, 2012, and has remained there through the “Gulen Coup” of 2016 and as the US and Turkey…
The address of the President of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelensky, was expected to be a government fiesta, an attempt for the rhetoric of Mitsotakis’ government to counterattack regarding the extremely dangerous…
Instead of being a time of unity and solidarity, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has proven to be a time of disunity, a time for deepening Greece’s divisions after a decade…
The Press Project’s Lamprini Thoma was invited to discuss the Iranian Revolution and its impact on the Global South at Press TV’s MidEasStream programme, with Dr. Marwa Osman, a few…
An interview with the activist, daughter, and wife of desaparecidos under Pinochet’s junta, Maria Estela Ortiz, while waiting on the decision for extradition in Chile of one of her father’s…
Like many journalists, I too have had to access information, data and documents to expose wrongdoing and find evidence. To me that is not a crime. It is certainly not…
The liberal and centrist Mitsotakis administration handled the pandemic with great success, instilled a sense of security into the citizens, as promised, and faced a series of natural disasters assertively…