Dialogos: Brexit, Future of the EU, Greece & Geopolitical Shifts: Jan. 31-Feb. 7, 2020

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brexit_jan31Dialogos Radio returns with its first new broadcast of 2020—and of the new decade, with a historic discussion of Brexit!

This week on our program, producer-host Dr. Michael Nevradakis is joined by our regular guest and contributor, author and ex-university lecturer Evans Agelissopoulos, to discuss the arrival of Brexit on January 31, 2020, and what may follow for the United Kingdom, the European Union, and for countries like Greece. What will follow after the initial stage of the UK’s withdrawal? Will the EU sustain the shock of Brexit, or will it be the start of a “domino effect” impacting the rest of the bloc? How will Greece be impacted politically, economically, and from a geopolitical standpoint? These questions—and more—will be discussed on this week’s program.

In addition, Nevradakis and Agelissopoulos will discuss pertinent geopolitical developments in the Eastern Mediterranean and the broader Middle East region: is a U.S. withdrawal from the region in progress? Is the agreement between Turkey and Libya and the claims they have made over their respective continental shelves valid? What was the real reason the Commander of the Libyan National Army, Khalifa Haftar, recently meet with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis? Will developments in the region impact, or perhaps stem, the flow of migrants towards Greece, and is the Greek government’s current response to the inflow of migrants effective? Why did Greeks recently take to the streets in Athens and in the Aegean islands over this issue?

Hear this invigorating discussion, packed with analysis and insights, this week exclusively on Dialogos Radio—via our network of affiliated radio stations worldwide, or via our podcast, YouTube, or Mixcloud:

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