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The misery behind the worker’s “smile” and the definition of mobbing
Society
by Tasos Yannopoulos • translated by Gigi Papoulias
April 17, 2019
Moral harassment in the workplace is often so well-established in the work routine that is not perceived as such
When Mao censored Antonioni
Culture
by Maria Sidiropoulou • translated by The Language Project
April 17, 2019
China by Michelangelo Antonioni was different from what the Maoist regime had hoped to present to the West in the 1970s.
The Carpet Show – Ep. 03 – Hijab
The Carpet Show
April 16, 2019
The Carpet Show is a platform where 2 people from the community of Solomon casually express their opinions on a social issue. This third episode is a discussion about hijab with Clara and Walaa.
Real gold or Fool’s gold? Golden Visas in Europe
Economy
by Lina Kapetaniou • translated by The Language Project • graphic by Aris Athanatos
April 11, 2019
The lucrative trade of passports and residence permits in Europe, the money under the table and various reactions.
The feng shui of money: Greece’s Golden Visa program
Economy
by Lina Kapetaniou • translated by Gigi Papoulias • photo Nadir Noori • graphics Aris Athanatos
April 10, 2019
The facts about the Golden Visa program – the illegal and legal practices of the foreign and Greek companies involved and the impact on the real estate market.
Waiting for “Spring” in Poland
Politics
by Maria Sidiropoulou • translated by Gigi Papoulias
April 4, 2019
Openly-gay and an atheist, Robert Biedron, former mayor of a small Polish town, seeks to put an end to the conservative Polish “winter” of the last four years, with his new party, “Spring”.
What’s left from the European Left?
Politics
by Yannis-Orestis Papadimitriou • translated by The Language Project
March 28, 2019
The left-wing parties in Europe are experiencing internal disputes and seeking new alliances. The shrinking of SYRIZA seems to have created a gap that will not be filled easily.
Munting Nayon: An open village for the children of the world (and a nursery school for hard working parents)
Society
by Stavros Malichoudis • translated by Gigi Papoulias • photos by Nadir Noori
March 27, 2019
A children’s day care center that began as a DIY emergency solution for Filipino immigrant parents in Greece has evolved into a unique multicultural school.
