Fil Lekkas

Fil Lekkas is the current Fox Fellow at the Free University of Berlin, where he researches Chinese investment in Europe. A graduate of Yale University, he was previously an intern at openDemocracy where he helped launch the Can Europe Make It? page, before interning in the European Commission’s DG for Single Market and Services.

Some harsh truths for Germans, Greeks, and Europeans

As Greek-German antipathy threatens to tear Europe apart, a committed European - and Greek-German - challenges each of his nations' stubborn provincialisms to offer a vision for European reconciliation.

By Fil Lekkas

/ 15 Jul 2015

Some harsh truths for Germans, Greeks, and Europeans

By Fil Lekkas

/ 15 Jul 2015

TTIP transparency debated at Yale

Those worried by aspects of TTIP should be wary of reflexively rejecting a deal that seems bad at first glance, and should instead take up the harder but nobler task of fixing it.

By Fil Lekkas

/ 31 May 2015

TTIP transparency debated at Yale

Those worried by aspects of TTIP should be wary of reflexively rejecting a deal that seems bad at first glance, and should instead take up the harder but nobler task of fixing it.

By Fil Lekkas

/ 31 May 2015