He regularly blogs on European, constitutional and legal issues, mostly in infacts.org, verfassungsblog.de and the Oxford Business Law Blog. During the Eurozone crisis he was an active commentator in the press - as well as actively involved in politics in Greece.

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Some of his recent articles are: 

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'Only a New Political Order can Rescue Greece' Financial Times 27 May 2012

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'What will change with Brexit?' Financial Times 24 June 2016

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'A New Referendum is a Constitutional Requirement' Oxford Business Law Blog, 04 July 2016.

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'A Second Referendum is Probably Legally Required' InFacts, 06 July 2016

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'How the Government Lost the Article 50 Case',  InFacts, 27 January 2017

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 'The Elegant Way of the Constitution' Solicitors Journal, 21 February 2017

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'Losing to the European Union' Verfassungsblog 14 November 2019

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'EU Financial Claims Against the EU are Enforceable', InFacts, 22 March 2017

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'Scottish Court Could Make Brexit far from Inevitable' InFacts, 25 May 2018

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'UK Legal Opinion is Clear: UK Can Choose to Stay' InFacts, 04 December 2018

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'If PM breaks Law, ECJ can halt Brexit' InFacts, 04 October 2019

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An interview on climate change and planning law with Lexis Nexis is here.

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His interview on the requirement for a new referendum on Brexit with Debating Europe, is here. 

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His radio interview with LBC radio on the requirement for a second EU referendum is available here.

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The BBC's discussion of his argument on a second refrendum is here.

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His Lexis Nexis Interview on the proposed changes to EU electoral law (taken no 06 January 2016) is here.

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You can follow him on twitter at @PEleftheriadis.