Portraits of migrants who remain in Greece
6 min
Available until 30/07/2026
Ten years ago, 800,000 migrants fleeing conflict, oppression or poverty landed on the Greek coast, one of the main gateways to Europe. While many of them see Greece as a dead end, others are trying to build a permanent life here – albeit under precarious circumstances.
Journalist
N. Blétry
Country
France
Germany
Year
2025
You may also like
Sun, sea and sweat: Greece’s young seasonal workers
Data Sources
Migrant Pushbacks by Greek Coastguards
ARTE Europe Weekly
Is Europe failing to protect its LGBTQ+ community?
ARTE Europe Weekly
Bulgarian elections: a gamechanger?
ARTE Europe Weekly
Can the EU stop the spread of deepfake porn?
ARTE Europe Weekly
Iran war: How can Europe cap oil prices?
ARTE Europe Weekly
Are Hungary’s elections a turning point for the EU?
ARTE Europe Weekly
How should Europe protect its sex workers?
ARTE Europe Weekly
Where does Europe stand in the Iran war?
The most viewed videos on ARTE
Unhappy
Having Good Sex
The Colours of Antiquity
Tracks
Food Porn
ARTE Europe Weekly
Is Europe failing to protect its LGBTQ+ community?
Live From the Halle am Berghain: Day One
Disunited Nations
The UN and the Middle East
Re: Europe's Fight Against Cocaine
The Biosphere Experiment - Making of
Having Enough Food (1/5)
Armenia: The Scent of Men
Re: Naturism - On the Way Out?