Study: Only 20% of young people in Greece live independently – Gen Z wages remain low
A new survey by INE/GSEE reveals that 65% of young workers feel they cannot start a family under current working conditions, while 70% say their income is insufficient to cover basic needs
The “wounds” of the Greek people: The bloody history of national divisions — From antiquity to the Civil War and the toxicity of social media
For thousands of years, Greeks have been divided among themselves. From civil wars during the 1821 Revolution and the early years of the modern Greek state, to clashes over language reforms — and now, even over debates on social media — internal conflict seems deeply rooted in Greek history and mentality
Dementia: The silent fighters of care talk to ygeiamou
Carers of people with dementia are lonely heroes struggling with an insidious disease. These silent warriors share their experience on ygeiamou - The harsh reality of life with dementia is complemented by a professor of Neurology and a psychologist from the Alzheimer's Society of Athens
