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Triangulation: The shape of things to come in Greek politics

Phoebe Fronista and Nick Malkoutzis return after a prolonged absence to discuss what's behind Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis's political dominance in Greece and whether things are more complex than they look.

Their discussion was prompted by a piece Nick wrote recently for The Agora on MacroPolis's website after listening to Mitsotakis speak at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where the Greek PM shed light on the political strategy that has helped his centre-right New Democracy party comfortably see off its opponents.

As Nick and Phoebe discuss, this success cannot be separated from the Greek context because serious problems with the opposition, media and institutions have provided Mitsotakis with considerable assistance.

Useful reading

Rule of Law and Media Freedom in Greece - European Parliament

Stemming the Tide of Greek Media Freedom Decline - MFRR

Corruption Perceptions Index (Greece) - Transparency International

A Greek form of Triangulation - MacroPolis


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