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"Give us a reason to stay": Greece's Gen Z speaks to Kathimerini about its concerns

“Give us a reason to stay in Greece.” That’s the title of the investigative report on the front page of Kathimerini’s Sunday print edition that highlights the concerns young Greeks have about their place in Greek society today and their future in the country. Iliana Magra, a journalist with Kathimerini and the author of the report, joins The Greek Current to talk about her findings. 

Read Iliana Magra’s article (in Greek) in Kathimerini’s here

You can read the articles we discuss on our podcast here:

Greece keeps lid on Orthodox Easter events, readies tourism

Greece among first EU countries to test vaccination passport

Record connections between the US and Athens

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