Melpomeni Maragkidou

An Erasmus exchange is supposed to be about new friends, flings and European travel. The global pandemic had other ideas.

Young voters played a key role in ousting leftist Prime Minister Tsipras for abandoning his anti-corruption message.

"I've been told that I look like a reptile and that my skin is repulsive."

About 1,500 people live in the Moria camp on the Greek island of Lesbos. One of them documented his life there for a month.

UN officials, NGOs, and human rights workers at the UN are all asking the same question: What's happening to the refugees in this photograph?

Does, uh, anyone see anything a bit wrong with this cover?

One of them—a 13-year-old boy—was allegedly severely beaten while handcuffed and laying on the ground.

With voter turnout at its lowest, have the youth of Greece become apathetic?

Who the hell is going to vote for the far-right organization in the upcoming Greek elections now? I contacted some political analysts to find out.

For the third time in eight months, Greeks are preparing to head to the polling stations.

We went to the port of Piraeus in Athens and asked people how come they're taking a vacation in the middle of it all.

Many preferred the idea of austerity and budget cuts to the fear of the unknown.