Argyris Dinopoulos

Co-presenter of the weekly international-affairs programme "Status Quo".

Return to television; coverage of the fall of the Assad regime in Syria.

Producer of a daily three-hour live news programme on an Athens radio station.

Work in the private sector and in advertising.

Enacted Law 4304/2014 on the oversight of the finances of political parties and elected representatives. Created the digital citizens' registry; inter-municipal mobility of 2,827 employees with no layoffs; fiscal consolidation of over-indebted municipalities.

Parliamentary work on transparency in the management of public resources; member of a parliamentary committee of preliminary inquiry; legislative proposals for vulnerable social groups and on rationalising the ENFIA property tax.

Pedestrianisation of the town centre (Analipsis Square); conversion of the former naval fort into a 5.2-hectare municipal park; photovoltaics for the centre, a municipal transport network, a sports centre via a public–private partnership, and two new school complexes.

Head of the investigative-journalism unit; produced and presented the programme "Ston Dromo" ("On the Road", 1996–1997).

Reporting: Yugoslavia, Serbia & Kosovo, Rwanda, Albania, Skopje–Tetovo, Afghanistan, Iraq; the Imia crisis. Documentary series (occupied Cyprus, the Greek diaspora).

Apogevmatini (1988–1992), Kathimerini (1993–1994), To Vima (1999–2000) — general and investigative reporting. The related footage is available on YouTube.

Head of the reporting desk for the launch of SKAI television (1992–1993). Reporting: Yugoslavia, the coup in the USSR, Baghdad, Mexico, Australia, Egypt.

Hired through competitive examination (1984). International coverage: the earthquakes in Armenia, the fall of Ceaușescu, the first Gulf War.

Master of Laws (LL.M).

Also postgraduate study at Paris 2 University (Commercial Law).

Secondary-school diploma.

English, French.

A seminar at CNN headquarters for journalists from international networks contributing to CNN World Report.