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Europe’s crisis & what to do with the refugees – Speaking in Hannover, 12/4

Filed under: DiEM, European Crisis

5 questions answered in 90” – at the RSA, London

Filed under: DiEM, Politics and Economics

Interview by Nuit Debout’s own social media

Published on Apr 16, 2016   Yanis Varoufakis sur TVDebout, interviewé par l’AlterJT ! Lors de la Nuit Debout, L’Alter JT a rencontré Yanis Varoufakis, ex- ministre grec et fondateur du mouvement DIEM 25. Filed under: DiEM

Yanis Varoufakis et Alain Badiou: la rencontre – Ce soir (ou jamais !) – 15/04/16

Filed under: DiEM, European Crisis, Politics and Economics

Owen Jones meets Yanis Varoufakis | ‘Europe is staring into the abyss’

This interview-discussion was recorded at Union Chapel, Islington, on 7th April 2016Filed under: DiEM

Is Finance Fit To Purpose?

Yanis Varoufakis speaking at John McDonnell’s Economic Lecture Series Event, City of London, 30th March 2016Filed under: Banking Crisis, DiEM, Politics and Economics, Post-MinFin missives

My statement on the Jan Böhmermann case

Filed under: DiEM, Ελληνικά

An Agenda for a Democratic, Recovering Europe: At the European House of Ambrosetti, 9th April 2016

This panel, organised by the House of Ambrosetti (Cernobbio), included: Martin Wolf (Chair), Jyrki Katainejn (Vice President of the European Commission), Yves Mersch (ECB Executive Board Member), Yanis Varoufakis (DiEM25), Jens Spahn (State Minister, Finance Ministry, Germany)Filed under: DiEM, European Crisis, Modest Proposal, Post-MinFin … Continue reading →

Corbyn to argue case for continued EU membership premised on workers’ rights and holding multinational companies to account

The Times reports that, in his first major intervention in the EU referendum campaign, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn will talk of his “personal journey” from opposing EU membership to supporting it in a speech tomorrow. He is expected to frame … Continue reading →

Answering a Slovenian journalist’s questions on the Athens Spring

When Syriza won the elections in Greece in January 2015, the Slovenian right wing leader, obviously afraid that Slovenia’s New Left could follow its steps, said: Luckily this experiment will fail in Greece and will not be put into practice … Continue reading →