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For the shepherds of the Greek Pindus mountains, work never ceases – pandemic or not; yet even this small, isolated community has been rocked by the lockdown. Photographs and video by Myrto ...

Along the Patras – Pyrgos National Highway, at a radius of about 5 kilometres around the village of Nea Manolada, the makeshift sheds out of thick plastic and cardboard can be hardly seen ...

Just before the country gets set at the start line for tourism, we travelled to Mykonos to discuss thoughts, forecasts and risks for the 2020 season, which is expected – according to what we ...

“Everything fell apart,” Alexia*, a 40-year old medical practitioner living in Athens, told me in mid-May. Two years ago, Alexia went through a divorce; over the last few months she nursed her father ...

They were to travel to Thessaloniki, on Aegean’s first domestic flight after the lockdown of almost two months. On the morning of Monday, 18 May, travellers gathered in the departure lounge of ...

On the day the school gate was once again open for twelfth grade pupils, Theodora Panteliou woke up at dawn. Her two children, nine and twelve y.o., were still asleep and so was her husband, who was ...

On March 18, a week after Greece announced a closure on all schools in response to coronavirus, and just a few days before the official implementation of the lockdown, two women were gunned to death ...

We leave our houses to protect our loved ones too, just like we do for you all!!

From the very first days of the quarantine, two different worlds started to emerge.

When the Covid-19 crisis is over, Greece will be a different country in terms of employment.