Lost in degrees: Why Greece produces graduates the market doesn’t need
Greeks continue to gravitate toward academic studies, even as hundreds of businesses struggle to find electricians and engineers. The result is a growing disconnect between degrees and real job opportunities
From Kansas city to Thessaloniki: The american who put her trust in Greece’s public healthcare system — and went viral
The story of 38-year-old Whitney Robinson, who, after a traumatic experience with gun violence in the U.S., moved permanently to Greece in search of safety — and discovered accessible, high-quality healthcare in Thessaloniki
Rainy weather persists in Athens until midday – when sunshine is expected to return
The temperature today in Athens will not rise higher than 15 degrees Celsius
