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Takis Pappas is this week’s “Remarkable Personality” | 03 May 2025, 16:00

This Saturday, the program “Remarkable Personalities” with Mina Ralli, features political scientist and author Takis Pappas.

With a distinguished international academic career and significant contributions to the field of political science, Takis Pappas offers insight into Greece’s political journey from the post-junta era to the present day.

Prompted by his latest book, “Paradoxical Country – Why Greece Lags Behind Ireland and Portugal and What We Can Learn from Them,” the discussion sheds light on the political and social developments that have shaped modern Greece and explores the lessons they offer for the future.

Produced and presented by: Mina Ralli
Broadcast: Saturday, May 3, 2025, from 16:00 to 17:00 (Athens time)

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