Anna Diamantopoulou
Parallel employment for academics
Parallel employment at two universities, one in Greece and one abroad, was first introduced into law by socialist former education minister Anna Diamantopoulou in 2012 to support the internationalization of Greek universities and at the same time to slow down the brain drain, which, due to the economic crisis, had picked up pace.
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Greek politician in final 4 candidates for OECD secretary-general position
It is former minister Anna Diamantopoulou
Diamantopoulou one of four candidates in OECD race
Former EU Commissioner and socialist minister Anna Diamantopoulou is one of four candidates left in the race to become the next head of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
Ulrik Vestergaard Knudsen, currently serving as Deputy Secretary-General of the OECD, withdrew from the race on Wednesday.
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Diamantopoulou one of five candidates left in race for OECD head
Former EU Commissioner and socialist minister Anna Diamantopoulou is one of five candidates left in the race to become the next head of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
Estonia's President Kersti Kaljulaid and Canada's ex-finance minister Bill Morneau on Tuesday announced their decision to withdraw from the race.
Greek candidate for OECD’s top job to push for ‘level playing field’
Greece's candidate for the top job at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) would seek to enhance the organization's post-pandemic role and create a "level playing field" to help eliminate global economic conflicts.
Diktio to host discussion on Covid-19 and its global impact
The Athens-based think tank Diktio (Network for Reform in Greece and Europe) is holding on Friday an online discussion on Covid-19 and its impact in the global level.
The discussion will feature Dr. Harvey Fineberg, President of Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.
Luminaries call for crackdown on campus violence
An open letter published by five respected Greek academics and politicians calls for the abolition of a law preventing police from entering university grounds and an end to tolerance of campus violence.
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Open letter calls for crackdown on campus violence
An open letter published by five respected Greek academics and politicians calls for the abolition of a law preventing police from entering university grounds and an end to tolerance of campus violence.
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Former PASOK heavyweights launch new political movement
A group of former socialist heavyweights are set to launch "Decision Time," a new centrist political movement on Wednesday.
Brussels keeping 2015 emergency Grexit plan locked away
European Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici has turned down a request from former Greek minister Anna Diamantopoulou for Brussels to make public the emergency plan it drafted in the summer of 2015 for the possibility of a Greek exit from the eurozone.