Two Names on Texel: An Argument Over Who Owes the Dead
Oct 23
European Bureau
Elias Papadopoulos
Migration, Refugee Integration, European Identity, Society, Greek-Turkish Relations
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Grew up in Athens watching his country become Europe's primary migration entry point. Speaks Arabic and Turkish — unusual for a Greek journalist — because he decided early on that you cannot report on migration without talking to the people who migrate.
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10 articles · ~62 min total reading
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Letter to You, After the Summit That Decided Nothing
Oct 9
Two Voices on the Panjshir Road
MigrationAug 16
A Walk Through Amstelveen on the Day the World Cup Opened
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The Column I Owe Navkiran Khalra
MigrationMay 22
The Boy Who Counted Tourists: What Türkiye's Visitor Boom Hides About Who Gets to Cross Borders
MigrationMay 13
The Boy Who Learned Greek From Eurovision: On Boycotts, Belonging, and Borrowed Anthems
MigrationMay 1
The Cargo Ship That Became a Country: Life in the Mediterranean's Floating Limbo
MigrationApr 29
The Translator Who Stayed: One Woman's Journey Through Europe's Shifting Welcome
Apr 29