The Greek Current

What do Greeks believe in 2024?


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diaNEOsis, which has been monitoring the attitudes and perceptions of Greek society for a decade, just published an all-encompassing three part survey looking at what Greeks believe on a variety of issues - from climate change to politics, trust, and the economy. Fay Makantasi, the director of research at diaNEOsis, joins Thanos Davelis to break down the key findings from this survey and its broader implications, including on the climate, perceptions of the EU, social trust, and more.

You can read the articles we discuss on our podcast here:

New anxieties grip Greeks in 2024

Greeks do not trust each other, survey shows

Parties seeking to make their mark

Turkey moves closer to acquiring F-16 jets

Kremlin welcomes Turkey's reported desire to join BRICS

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