On anniversary of Greece’s worst natural disaster, Mati residents express frustration with pace of recovery.
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Nearly 1,500 refugee children in Greece attended school for the first time since safely arriving in the country.
For World Environment Day, Aegean University volunteers presented chessboard made of life jackets and academic papers.
In times of difficulty, one man’s effort to feed the poor has evolved into a dynamic community movement.
Athenians have joined forces to aid the Afghan refugees sheltering in Athens’ largest public park.
Greeks go to the polls in a snap general election, but most feel hopeless about a better future.
About 300 Syrian refugees outside Parliament are refusing food, demanding they be allowed to leave for other countries.
