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Yanis Varoufakis: Greece has become Israel's "handmaiden"

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The New Statesman

News, Society & Culture, Politics

4.21.5K Ratings

🗓️ 6 April 2026

⏱️ 64 minutes

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0:00.0

Hi there, it's Olly Dougmore from the New Statesman here. You're about to listen to an episode of our

0:05.3

interview podcast, The Exchange. It's a conversation between me and former Greek finance minister

0:10.6

turned rock star academic economist Janis Faru Fakas. You like long-form interviews where we

0:16.9

try to understand how people think, not just what they think.

0:21.9

Then search for the exchange, wherever you're listening to this, and subscribe.

0:25.9

We'd also appreciate it if you leave us a review.

0:28.5

Enjoy the episode.

0:31.9

The New Statesman.

0:37.3

Hi, Janice, Olly Dougmore here from The the New Statesman really looking forward to seeing you later.

0:42.0

Obviously, plenty for us to talk about, whether it's war, it's illegality, the economic fallout.

0:49.0

But I think the thing I'm most looking forward to talking to you about is raising your soul and choosing the path

0:57.4

of most resistance.

0:59.4

What can we learn if we choose the path of most resistance?

1:02.2

Like I said, anyway, looking forward to seeing you.

1:04.1

Take care.

1:04.6

Bye-bye.

1:05.7

Hi, Oli.

1:06.1

I'm very much looking forward to this discussion, especially about raising one soul, because

1:10.0

nothing is more

1:11.9

important at a time when our souls are so down in the dumps with everything that's happening

1:16.3

at home and abroad. Yes, let's talk about anything you want. Last week, Janis Varufakis,

1:22.4

the former Greek finance minister and darling of the European left, turned 65. He celebrated his birthday on stage in London

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