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Stranded migrants chant 'Open the borders!'

December 19, 2015 - 3:09pm

Mareman Azad of Afghanistan was among 1,000 protesters in Athens on International Migrants Day.

World

Fear, hunger, rain: Migrants battle the elements in Greece

September 10, 2015 - 9:44am

As if fear, hunger, thirst, worry and exhaustion were not enough to endure, new trials emerged Thursday for those on the 1,000 mile-plus trek into Europe: torrential rains and thick mud.

World

A look at Balkan land routes migrants use to reach rich EU

August 25, 2015 - 3:09pm

Tens of thousands of migrants are increasingly using land routes north across the Balkans to reach the richer countries in the European Union, a likely safer alternative to crossing the Mediterranean, where capsized...

World

Don’t hate me because I’m Nike beautiful

By GET THE GIRL By Paula C. Nocon | July 25, 2003 - 12:00am

Once upon a time in ancient Greece was an enchanted island called Lesbos, in-habited by women, and only women. There they reveled in poetry and song, while the men fought out their silly wars and went on their macho...

Young Star