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Dimitris Konstantakopoulos

Journalist, expert in geopolitics (Greece)

 

Expert materials

The Yellow Vests: a leftist movement which does not want to be called leftist!

The Yellow Vests: a leftist movement which does not want to be called leftist!
“Revolution Permanente” seems to be obsessed somehow by their focus on the expected role of the working class, of the “proletariat”
Yellow Vests: The search for a “collective Robespierre”, for a new Incorruptible!

Yellow Vests: The search for a “collective Robespierre”, for a new Incorruptible!
"It is undoubtedly the most significant revolutionary movement in France in the fifty years since May 1968"
The beginning of a social “Stalingrad” in Europe: the Yellow Vests against the totalitarian Empire of Finance

The beginning of a social “Stalingrad” in Europe: the Yellow Vests against the totalitarian Empire of Finance
Article one of three
Yellow vests: When the popular Classes defend their Nation

Yellow vests: When the popular Classes defend their Nation
Yellow Vests Revolution - part 2
France: A new stage for the Yellow Vests Revolution

France: A new stage for the Yellow Vests Revolution
Yellow Vests Revolution - part 1
The French Anti-Neoliberal Revolution. On the conditions for its success

The French Anti-Neoliberal Revolution. On the conditions for its success
The vast majority of European media didn’t even bother to communicate to their readers or viewers the main political demands of the Yellow Vests
Revolution back in Europe! Why and how?   

Revolution back in Europe! Why and how?   
What is happening today in France is probably the most significant political development on the European continent after the collapse of the Soviet Union almost thirty years ago.
The ghost of 1789 looms over France and Europe

The ghost of 1789 looms over France and Europe
"No Christmas this year" is written on the placard of a protester in Toulouse, the “ville rose” of Southwest France, once a bastion of French socialism.
The Revolution and its meaning

The Revolution and its meaning
On the verge of a revolutionary situation France has not witnessed in 50 years, Emmanuel Macron tried to restore peace by making minor concessions, such as raising the minimum wage (the SMIC),  improving taxation on pensions and various other minor measures.