Greeks

As Turkey’s economy booms and Greece’s sputters, former enemies find themselves less inimical

Greece is the poster child of European economic crisis. But across the Aegean Sea is Turkey, with a booming economy. The two neighbors, though, are long-time enemies. This new economic disparity, however, is alleviating old pains and bringing the two countries’ people closer together.

Greece a difficult place for followers of non-Orthodox Christian faiths

Lifestyle & Belief

‘Black metal’ musician elected to Greek Parliament with anti-immigrant political party

Arts, Culture & Media

Greeks in Germany caught up in economic turmoil

In Greece, anti-immigrant mood rises during economic crisis

Greek Gods, Shields, and Spears: Ancient Hellenes Make a Comeback

Arts, Culture & Media

The summer solstice is one of the most important dates in the calendar for many followers of ancient religions, and it’s a special time for people in Greece who worship the country’s ancient gods.

The World

New Diaspora: Online Project Documents the Greek Immigrant Experience

In Greece, youth unemployment is running at nearly 60 percent. Many young Greeks have left to find work. A web documentary project called New Diaspora aims to collect stories of the Greek immigrant experience.

Why Crisis-Weary Greeks Seek Respite in Turkey

Arts, Culture & Media

With a booming economy and cosmopolitan energy, Istanbul, Turkey is becoming an increasingly attractive location for young, educated Greeks.

The World

Greece Turns Back on Religious Minorities

Conflict & Justice

Greeks are fond of reminding visitors that their country is the birthplace of democracy, but some of its religious minorities say that the country is not very friendly or tolerant.

Greek-American Chef Finds Opportunity in Greece Financial Meltdown

In the midst of Greece’s financial meltdown, a Greek-American chef, Ari Vezene, has opened a successful restaurant in Athens.