Will Netanyahu Actually Be Arrested?
Israel's "Sick" Female Guards
Dystopian Camps Planned In Gaza
Will Trump Prevent A Global War?
Do We Walk Among Monsters?
The Establishment Wanted Trump To Win?
Remember When Canada Wasn't Controlled By The US?
Russian Meddling In U.S Elections?
Jill Stein: Will Harris End The Wars?
Has The U.S Made Life Difficult In Germany?
The Changing World Order
The Irish Know What It's Like To Be Occupied
The U.S Has Enslaved Europe
America Admits Israel Has Nukes?
Secret Israeli Documents Leaked?
How Russia Is Winning Over People In Ukraine
Peace In Ukraine Sabotaged By The US?
America's Closest Ally?
Israel's "Special Privileges"
The Truth Was Revealed On October 7th
Is The Iron Dome Useless?
The Story Of Khaled Alwan
Have The Germans Learned Nothing?
An Ancient Book Causing Modern Problems
Iran's Nuclear Option Could Become A Reality
How The British Created Israel
The American Blob Is Stuck
Are We Looking At W0rld W@r 3?
NATO's Role In Russia-Ukraine Is Undeniable
Lobbies Have Taken Over America
Palestinian solidarity protesters disrupt Liberal Party of Canada holiday bash in Montreal
Canada's U.N. Ambassador Disrupted in Ottawa - Part 3
Dimitri Lascaris is a lawyer, journalist and geopolitical commentator based in Montreal, Canada and Kalamata, Greece.
After graduating from the University of Toronto Faculty of Law in the 1990s, Dimitri started his legal career at the Wall Street law firm Sullivan & Cromwell. In 2004, he returned to Canada from the United States. Since then, he has prosecuted dozens of securities fraud class actions against major Canadian and multinational corporations and has recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for defrauded investors.
Dimitri was named by Canadian Lawyer Magazine as one of the 25 most influential lawyers in Canada, and by Canadian Business Magazine as one of the 50 most influential persons in Canadian business.
For ten years, while practising law, Dimitri served as a Board Member and Correspondent of The Real News Network in Baltimore, Maryland. He is now a freelance journalist whose reporting focuses on Western government criminality.