Ukraine-Russia conflict: forced to take sides? [video]
BBC1 TV News at Six - interviews D. Floudas with observations on some people's dilemmas in Britain after the Ukraine conflict.
University of Cambridge
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2 April 2024
Nuclear Strategy in the Ukraine War era [policy abstract]
Demetrius Floudas presents 'Everything you always wanted to know about Atomic Warfare but were afraid to ask': Nuclear Strategy in the Ukraine War era
The ongoing conflict constitutes a poignant reminder of the enduring relevance and potential devastation associated with nuclear weapons. For decades, the p
The ongoing conflict constitutes a poignant reminder of the enduring relevance and potential devastation associated with nuclear weapons. For decades, the p
Financial Times
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11 November 2000
High interest rates will hurt more than any sanctions [Op-Ed]
By Demetrius Floudas, Senior Associate, Hughes Hall, Cambridge.
Amid the growing political tensions with the West, the world’s top economists and politicians are unanimous that the economy will get worse under new waves of sanctions.
But none of them mention that it is just as likely to hurt itself with its own damaging monetary policy.
Amid the growing political tensions with the West, the world’s top economists and politicians are unanimous that the economy will get worse under new waves of sanctions.
But none of them mention that it is just as likely to hurt itself with its own damaging monetary policy.
The Washington Post
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2 April 2024
The WTO Obstacle Course [interview]
“Formally, the U.S. supported Russian membership, but in reality it used its leverage in the WTO to prevent the country from becoming a member,” explained Demetrius A. Floudas, former project head on WTO accession in the framework of EU-Russia Cooperation Program. “This was seen as one way to punish Mr. Putin for policies the United States didn’t like. The idea was that if Ukraine joined the WTO first, Russians would blame it on Putin.”
CUP - Book Article
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2 April 2024
The Dispute over the name 'Macedonia' [long analysis]
This article by D. A. Floudas will attempt an analysis of the dispute between Greece and North Macedonia. For the fledgling FYROM, the entanglement constituted a matter of paramount importance. The article will trace …
Development Aid News
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2 April 2024
The impact of COVID-19 on Brexit [commentary]
"After captivating headlines and polarising debate for so long, Brexit, like so many other issues, has been held in abeyance in recent months. The expectation is however that interest in its repercussions shall return with a vengeance" by Demetrius Floudas, Regulatory Policy Lead at the Foreign Office's Global Trade Programme.
GR Reporter
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2 April 2024
Russia wants a federal Ukraine [interview]
"The main line of Russian foreign policy in terms of Ukraine over the past 15 years has been directed towards the establishment of an independent state, but under the influence of Moscow," said Demetrius Floudas, formerly adviser to Kyiv on financial services rules. He also added that Russia's grand plan now is the 'finlandisation' and 'bosnification' of Ukraine.
Δημοκρατία
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2 April 2024
Η Συμφωνία των Πρεσπών: Αναπόφευκτη, επώδυνη, τελεσίδικη [Op-Ed ]
Δημήτρης Φλούδας: "H απώλεια του ονοματολογικού για την Αθήνα ήταν απολύτως προδιαγεγραμμένη. Αλληλουχία ατυχών συγκυριών, αμέλεια και αμβλύνοια εκ μέρους της ελληνικής πλευράς επί σειρά δεκαετιών είχαν καταστήσει το τελικό αποτέλεσμα αναπότρεπτο..."
Vedomosti
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23 January 2019
Explaining the politics: EU & Greece [video]
Demetrius Floudas interviewd by Vedomosti News on the geopolitical future between East and West
Аргументы и Факты
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10 February 2017
Эксперт Кембриджа: О новом мировом порядке [interview]
В РЭУ им. Плеханова с лекцией о внешней политике США при новом президенте выступил старший научный сотрудник Хьюс Холл (Hughes Hall) Кембриджского университета и приглашенный профессор факультета финансового менеджмента РЭУ имени Г.В. Плеханова, Деметриус Флудас. АиФ.ru посетил лекцию и внимательно законспектировал высказывания эксперта о ближайшем политическом будущем
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