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About Christos

I am a journalist and blogger based in Dublin, Ireland. Originally from Greece, I settled in Ireland about 13 years ago.

Since then, I have been blogging in various European and EU related portals about the continent's politics and social issues.

Six years ago I have decided to study journalism part time and I have completed my studies four years later.

Henceforth, I have been writing and blogging constantly for various online platforms, about EU politics and social issues in two languages, English and Greek.

I have published work on Euronews' Generation Y Blog, OneEurope, OVI Magazine, OVI Greece, Apopseis.gr, Vocal Europe, Katoikos.eu, as well as on my own blog, The Eblana European Democratic Movement.

I was the winner of the "Tell us your Story" competition, run and organised by the EU Commission. Therefore I have been invited to the Single Market Forum, hosted by the then Polish Presidency of the EU in Krakow, in October 2011. 

Additionally, I was one of the 14 bloggers from around Europe, invited by the Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to be present at the closing of the European Year of Citizens conference in Vilnius, in December 2013, to be present and report from the meetings.

My passions include writing, blogging, photography, traveling, painting and music. I have been managing the twitter and Facebook accounts of various platforms I have been writing and I am very competent in social media.

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A Journey of Faith: From Catholicism to Greek Orthodoxy

05 Apr 2023 | euronews

The article tells the story of Father Thomas Carroll, a 70-year-old priest in Dublin, Ireland, who converted to Greek Orthodoxy after a life-changing encounter with an Orthodox priest in Cyprus during his service with the UN in the 1960s. Despite his family's military background and his upbringing in the Catholic faith, Father Thomas felt a spiritual void after the Second Vatican Council's reforms. He was drawn to the traditional ceremonies and rich liturgies of Orthodoxy. His conversion was facilitated by the establishment of the first Greek Orthodox parish in Ireland by Archbishop Methodios of Great Britain in 1981. Father Thomas's story reflects the broader theme of religious and cultural integration in Ireland, which has become more accepting of various faiths, as evidenced by the presence of around 130 different religions in the country.

My latest article for OneEurope, about Greece. The country experiences a wave of mass emigration. The experience of ex-patriates may be a key to learn best practices from other countries.

How the Orthodox Church won over an Irish soldier

05 Apr 2017 | euronews

Father Thomas Carroll, a 70-year-old priest from Dublin, Ireland, grew up in a family with strong military ties and felt a calling to priesthood in his youth. After serving in the Irish army and during a UN mission in Cyprus in the 1960s, he encountered the Orthodox Church, which led him to explore the faith further. Upon returning to Ireland, he struggled to find a community until Archbishop Methodios established the first Orthodox parish in 1981. Carroll converted to Orthodoxy in 1986, retired early from his profession in 1996, and pursued theological studies. He was ordained a priest after four years as a deacon. Carroll appreciates the Greek Orthodox Church for its inclusivity and extending to all nationalities, and he believes in adapting the church to modern society. The Orthodox community in Ireland has grown, particularly with recent Greek immigration due to the financial crisis, and Carroll sees the church as a living organism that must adapt to society.

An article in Greek for Apopseis.gr, on the new realities and challenges, that Greece faces with multiculturalism and immigration as a society. Το άρθρο μου στα Ελληνικά για τις Απόψεις, σχετικα με την αποδοχή της πολυπολιτισμικότητας στην Ελλάδα.

The Greek drama reaches its crescendo

28 Mar 2017 | Vocal Europe

The article by Christos Mouzeviris discusses the approval of new austerity measures by the Greek Parliament to secure a new bail-out package, which has caused outrage among Greeks and Europeans. The author criticizes the European establishment for threatening Greece's euro-zone membership ahead of a referendum on further austerity. The article highlights the unsustainable nature of Greece's debt, the need for growth stimulus instead of bailouts, and the benefits that countries like Germany have reaped from Greek loan repayments. The author also mentions the former Greek Finance Minister's account of the Eurogroup's refusal to engage in economic arguments and the division within Greece over the referendum. The NO vote against austerity is seen as a message to Europe, but the author notes that Europe continued its financial pressure on Greece despite the referendum result, leading to capital controls and economic damage. The article suggests that European leaders are more interested in their own power and ideology than the welfare of the Greek people.

An opinion piece for OVI Magazine, on EU internal affairs, bickering and the need for unity, solidarity and coordination.

My article for OneEurope, reporting from the Closing Conference of the European Year of Citizens, in Vilnius Lithuania, December 2013.

An interview with the former Irish MEP Gay Mitchell, published on the pro-European platform and think tank OneEurope. The interview was part of my journalism studies Thesis, but it turned out to be too interesting not to be partially published and read by readers.

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Live on Euronews on 9 May 2012 debate (Euronews special), with a question by me to the former President of the EU Council, Mr. Herman Van Rompuy.

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