Dimitris Mavrokefalidis is a Broadcast Journalist at various esteemed outlets, including Environmental Post Ledger and Energy Live News. He specializes in general assignment news with a focus on government and politics, covering topics such as public policy, security policy, elections, and broader government issues. Dimitris's work has been featured in multiple publications, including Receivables Advisor and Future net zero.
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By: Dimitris Mavrokefalidis
Three days before he enters Downing Street, Andy Burnham promises to return power to Britain's communities. MPs, historians and leading economists speak exclusively to To Vima about whether the former Greater Manchester mayor can unite Labour, revive the economy and defeat the politics of division.
By: Dimitris Mavrokefalidis
As Belgian prosecutors investigate multiple allegations of child sexual abuse linked to one of the country's best-known outdoor education centers, a mother tells TO VIMA why she believes speaking publicly is the only way to protect other children
Despite the change in the political climate, the legal reality remains considerably more complex
By: Dimitris Mavrokefalidis
From the big screen back to Ancient Greece: a Hollywood blockbuster sparks a new curiosity for classics, translations and Ancient Greek
By: Dimitris Mavrokefalidis
Andy Burnham's listening tour has put the new Prime Minister at the centre of a political recovery for Labour. But interviews with political academics, pollsters and people who have met him suggest that personal popularity can only carry him so far.
By: Dimitris Mavrokefalidis
A record-breaking contest on England's east coast was meant to silence Nigel Farage's critics. Instead, it has reignited scrutiny of his finances, divided political opinion and turned one of Britain's most deprived seaside towns into the country's most closely watched electoral battleground
DIMITRIS MAVROKEFALIDIS/TO BHMA INTL. EDITION Why has Britain's grass turned yellow?
London's green spaces have "burned" through the year's fifth heat wave, but experts say the grass isn't necessarily dead
Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces mounting pressure from MPs, climate campaigners, trade unions and industry as ministers prepare to rule on two controversial North Sea projects
By: Dimitris Mavrokefalidis
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex land in Britain with their children after six years in America. Speaking exclusively to TO VIMA, leading constitutional, marketing and royal experts warn that Harry's return could create an unofficial “second court” - while reconciliation with King Charles and Prince William remains the monarchy's greatest prize
