Something’s up with Lime
The multinational company Lime, worth €2 billion, suspended its operation in Greece due to COVID-19. A months-long investigation, however, reveals that the problems began long before the pandemic.
September 30, 2019
School strike for the climate in Athens
Last Friday we stood with the young climate strikers in Athens.
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