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Greece

Why are so many young Greeks turning to farming?

Eight years into an economic crisis, a shortage of jobs is leading many young Greeks to turn to the land.

Why are so many young Greeks turning to farming?

Europe

On Dimitris Christoulas: 'He is a part of history now'

Christoulas's daughter says her father's suicide has become a symbol of the devastating effects of austerity in Greece.

On Dimitris Christoulas: 'He is a part of history now'

Religion

Muslims in Athens prepare for the city's first mosque

Muslims in Greece hope that despite protests by the far-right, the government will stick to its plan to build a mosque.

Muslims in Athens prepare for the city's first mosque

Europe

Greece: the fishermen of Lesbos saving refugee lives

After witnessing "women and children in the water screaming for help, many people's world view changed".

Greece: the fishermen of Lesbos saving refugee lives

Brexit

After Brexit, could there be Grexit?

Greeks watch closely as Britain votes to leave the EU and contemplate their own future in the union.

After Brexit, could there be Grexit?

Rio 2016

Greek athletes struggle to make it to the Rio Olympics

With no funding and inadequate training facilities, Greek athletes are feeling the burden of the economic crisis.

Greek athletes struggle to make it to the Rio Olympics

Magazine

Magazine: Greece through the eyes of the homeless

A homeless woman was given a camera and asked to document life on the streets of Athens.

Magazine: Greece through the eyes of the homeless

Magazine

Magazine: A message from the shipyards of Greece

They once worked two or three shifts a day, but Greek shipyard workers are now lucky if they get 30 shifts a year.

Magazine: A message from the shipyards of Greece