003. Has Greece Finally Regained Its Importance? | How Nations Think
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Is Greece finally regaining its influence in International Relations? Or did it never really go away? In this episode, host James Ker-Lindsay is joined by Professor Spyros Economides for a deep dive into the creation and growth of the modern Greek state, covering the Balkan Wars, the First World War, and the Asia Minor Catastrophe. From there, the discussion moves on to consider Greece's role in the Cold War and NATO, its tensions with Turkey, its EU membership, and the devastating financial crisis that brought the country to near breaking point. Today, with its foreign policy having been shaped by some of the most defining events of modern European history, is Greece once again becoming one of Europe's most strategically important states?
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