This is not your father’s America
WASHINGTON, DC – The first US-Greece Strategic Dialogue this month highlighted the steadily improving bilateral relations between Washington, DC, and … Continue reading This is not your father’s America
Redefining US National Interests
NOTE: This review of Sands of Empire was published in the October 6, 2005 edition of Real Clear Politics “It was if in the … Continue reading Redefining US National Interests
Is Washington really sick of Turkey?
WASHINGTON, DC – Mere days after Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu’s trip to Washington, DC, in November, Steven Cook, Turkey … Continue reading Is Washington really sick of Turkey?
Silence doesn’t work
Every October 28, Greece and Hellenes and Philhellenes around the world celebrate OXI (Oh-hee) Day. On this day, Greece stands … Continue reading Silence doesn’t work
γνῶθι σεαυτόν: A Debate Over the Future of Hellenism is Long Overdue
As the news about Amazon picking Long Island City as one of its two new headquarters locations came through, opposition … Continue reading γνῶθι σεαυτόν: A Debate Over the Future of Hellenism is Long Overdue
What do we really want on the Macedonian issue?
When Phillip II assumed the throne of Macedonia, his kingdom faced existential threats. He had just taken over a kingdom … Continue reading What do we really want on the Macedonian issue?
Election 2018: What Now? Part III: Greek-American elected officials
On more than one occasion, I have heard Greek-American voters claim that they look for Greek names on the ballot … Continue reading Election 2018: What Now? Part III: Greek-American elected officials
Election 2018: What Now? Part II: The US Senate
When it comes to American foreign policy, the Constitution of the United States gives Congress a great deal of power. … Continue reading Election 2018: What Now? Part II: The US Senate
Election 2018: What Now? Part I: Who is moving up in the House
There was quite a bit of celebration in the Hellenic world over the results of Tuesday’s midterm elections. Kathimerini declared … Continue reading Election 2018: What Now? Part I: Who is moving up in the House
End of Greek Bailout?
As Greece emerged from 8 years of bailouts, we reviewed the eight years of economic catastrophe with economists with an … Continue reading End of Greek Bailout?
Conscience of a Hellene 