Protests are spreading across Europe.
France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Greece and even Albania have seen or will see massive clashes these weeks.
Expect many reasonable grievances to be exploited by the extremes and to degenerate into vicious urban guerrilla warfare.
A brutal period of unfathomable pain for households and businesses. Yet, the counter-factual would have been catastrophic. Many mistakes and lessons learned. Much progress and some regression. Undeniable improvement and still a lot to be fixed. Never underestimate the Greeks!
Tomorrow I will publish a contrarian take in my newsletter on how a country like Greece can win in the AI Age. Any guesses?
Greece’s debt (as % of GDP) expected to fall below that of Italy in 2026, United States by 2028 and France by 2030, according to the IMF.
Might be a brutal negotiating move, but Greece should threaten to cut the UK off its supply of feta until it gets the Parthenon sculptures back.
British Museum Chairman George Osborne said Greece and the UK can reach a deal over the contested Parthenon sculptures bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Bye-bye, Miss American pie.
BREAKING: Trump ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle has been asked to resign after allegations of improper conduct, the White House says. apnews.com/live/trump-midter…
I will neither forget nor ever forgive Krugman and Stiglitz, both advocating for a destructive NO vote to Greece’s referendum and promoting the exact opposite POV 17 years ago from the comfort of distance and a beautiful academic armchair. We Greeks paid the price. And remember.
Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman warned that France’s deteriorating public finances are on an “unsustainble path” and at risk of unleashing a debt crisis across the euro area bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Hellas is a vibe.
SOUTH MELBOURNE ARE AUSTRALIA CUP WINNERS! 🏆
The moment that @smfc made history, knocking off Melbourne Victory 4-3 in a penalty shootout to become the first NPL club to lift the @AustraliaCup
Watch the highlights from #SMBvMVC on Paramount+ 📺
The Greek Analyst retweeted
Very impressive indeed!
Total unemployment rate went from 28.3% in July 2013 to 7.4% in August this year.
The Greek Analyst retweeted
Greece absolutely deserves this success. It has taken all the hard-but-necessary decisions to secure sustainable finances and real economic growth. It stayed the course. Will France even start it?
The Greek Analyst retweeted
“Here, in Athens, we found the first realisation of [such qualities]
- fierce individuality and relentless ambition, daring exploration and invention, a yearning for discovery, for adventure, risk, and glory…Straining to peer into the depths of the unknown.”
The speechwriter must have read my book…



















