Christos Mouzeviris

A Greek living in Ireland, a Journalism student and interested in politics, history, art,nature,traveling and music. His blog aims to give an alternative perspective of EU and European politics to the citizens of EU, and re-enact their interest in European politics. He believes in an equal and prosperous Europe for all its people and nationalities, but with an equal distribution of wealth, equal opportunities and development for all the continent. He loves traveling and would like to start a travel blog as well. He created his blog, with a vision into making it a real movement: The Eblana European Democratic Movement.


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	Corona-bonds: it is make-or-break time for Europe now by Christos Mouzeviris Ten days before, nine EU member states issued a joined letter to the EU Council President Charles Michel, calling for the issuance of a joined European debt mechanism, or the “corona-bonds“ as they are named.The
	What next for Europe and the UK after Brexit? by Christos Mouzeviris
	Europe commemorates the Holocaust; however, it still forgets by Christos Mouzeviris

	Europe should unite and act over Libya by Christos Mouzeviris
	To those who are triggered by Greta by Christos Mouzeviris
	Religion's role in Europe needs to be redefined by Christos Mouzeviris
	Is Macron's plan for a single European army and defense mechanism good for Europe? by Christos Mouzeviris
	Migrations and inbreeding are at the heart of the history of our species by Christos Mouzeviris In recent years both Europe and the USA, have increasingly witnessed fears about the impact of immigration, that have almost managed to rip apart the European Union. Yet scientists are delivering new answers to the questio
	How can Europe resolve a political crisis after an economic one? by Christos Mouzeviris
	We need a debate on immigration in Europe by Christos Mouzeviris As with most other European countries, one of the main topics of debate in the recent Swedish general elections in September was immigration. The issue has lodged itself at the epicenter of public debate across our continent for a long time now
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