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Andreas Andrianopoulos
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Andreas Andrianopoulos

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Andreas Andrianopoulos (Piraeus, 1946) is a Greek politician, former minister, and member of parliament for New Democracy, with studies in Political Science in Athens and Comparative Politics at the Universities of Kent, Cambridge, and Oslo. He served as Minister of Commerce (1990-1991), Minister of Industry, Energy and Technology (1991-1992), and Minister of Culture (1992-1993), while also holding the position of Mayor of Piraeus (1982-1990). As the son of Giannis Andrianopoulos, one of the founders of Olympiacos, he is connected to the history of the club. He is also an author and columnist, with a significant contribution to public discourse.
Self-Destructive Empathy

Self-Destructive Empathy

The rising debate on “self-destructive empathy” warns that excessive compassion in politics can undermine societies when it sacrifices security and…

MAY 6, 2026
The Ever-Relevant J. M. Keynes

The Ever-Relevant J. M. Keynes

Despite evolving economic theories, Keynesian principles remain vital in crises, advocating state intervention when markets falter—proving his legacy essential, though…

APR 22, 2026
Is Politics Collapsing?

Is Politics Collapsing?

Outrageous political dissent and corruption weaken democracy, but genuine change demands abolishing preferential voting, the main gateway to clientelism and…

APR 14, 2026
The Corleone Problem

The Corleone Problem

President Trump faces a “Corleone dilemma” in ending the Iran war—seeking a victorious peace that upholds U.S. credibility while preparing…

APR 5, 2026