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Fotis Kouvelis

No agreement yet as Greece tries to form a government and population fumes

Global Politics

The Greece of today is nothing like the triumphant Greece that hosted the 2004 Olympic games. Unemployment is high, anger is high and mental health is frayed. That’s the findings of a reporter who used to live in Greece and headed back to see what’s changed in the days of austerity and budget cuts.

Greece’s future uncertain after voters reject austerity supporters

Global Politics
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