With a youth unemployment rate at around 60%, young Greeks have been called the ‘crisis generation’ with many choosing to leave the cities and move abroad causing a brain drain. This leads to an ageing population and a declining birth rate that is causing major social issues. The youth is revolting and are turning to extreme political views on both ends of the spectrum with Syriza and Golden Dawn. With a newly elected Syriza in government and uncertainty around the country’s EU membership, it is difficult to say what the future will bring for the young population of Greece.
Athens, Greece – The immigrant house in Athens has been a meeting place for young refugees of up to 20 nationalities for many years. The house does not only help immigrants but also offers a workplace for young Athenians who choose to devote their time to helping refugees become integrated. Euroviews visited the house and talked to the people there. Karim Al Amin Currently in Greece to write about hopes and challenges of the Greek…
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Having already made its way through most major European cities, the European Space Expo has finally arrived in Athens and is prepared to inform young visitors of the importance of Europe’s space industry in the region. Brady Link
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Athens, Greece – A young Greek businessman is just five seconds away from finishing presenting his startup idea and potentially winning €15,000. But one of the judges in the panel has a quick, final question to ask him before they consider giving him a prize. Evan Przesiecki
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After a long night sleeping at the airport a tired but happy group of five arrived in Athens. After being welcomed with a shot of the Greek spirit ‘Raki’, the group was shown around the neighbourhood by their host for the trip, Pantelis, who himself is also a journalist. He told them about his struggles working as a journalist after the crisis, while advising tme on where to go to meet local young people who will be interesting…
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