Marinos Gasiamis was born on October of 1975 and grew up in Nea Smyrni Athens. His involvement in journalism began in 1995 but professionally entered in 1997. Marinos Gasiamis is a journalist based in Athens. He is an analyst on military and diplomatic issues. He was a war correspondent in Israel (Read more2024) in Ukraine (2022), North Macedonia (2001), West Bank (2000), Kosovo (1998-1999) He also contributed to investigative journalism for several years. He is accredited by Mega TV and Ta Nea newspaper to the Ministries of National Defense and Foreign Affairs.

I am an experienced multimedia reporter and writer now focusing on sexuality, women’s rights and early childhood.
Earlier in my career I spent a decade as a foreign correspondent in Latin America. I worked for the BBC in Venezuela when Hugo Chávez died, and my work has appeared in numerous Read morepublications, including the Washington Post, The Guardian and El País.
In 2019 I was hired as the “First 1,000 Days” correspondent for The Correspondent, a transnational, member-funded platform. I was one of just five staff writers chosen among 2,000 applicants. When The Correspondent shut down in December 2020, I launched my newsletter, The First 1,000 Days.
I published a chapter in Unbias the News, a book that focuses on how to have more diversity in newsrooms. I also co-produced a half-hour documentary on women’s football and gender inequality, and one of my team’s short films on the same subject received a prize for collaborative journalism.
I have been awarded fellowships by the IWMF, the European Journalism Centre, and the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma. I moderate panels at festivals, regularly teach journalism and mentor up-and-coming journalists. I speak six languages, and am now learning Greek. In my free time, I write stories for children that I like to test out with my son Lorenzo.

Born in Sofia, raised in Athens,with a college degree in TV and Cinema. Licensed drone pilot for commercial purposes.
Experience flying DJI Inspire 2, Matrice 600, Gpryphon Healy lifters with A2 and A3 controllers.
working as a drone pilot and camera operator between Bulgaria Greece UAE and Saudi Read moreArabia

I am a freelancer journalist based in Athens and Crete, Greece.
From in-depth reporting to high profile interviews and op-eds, my work has been published in the Greek and international press. I have also worked as radio show editor, while I have particularly enjoyed being a producer/fixer for Read moreinternational media, including ZDF and Al Jazeera.
Currently, I focus on english-language reporting from Greece and I produce a weekly newsletter on developments from the country in English, for the independent publisher Athens Live.    
My educational background in Philosophy, International Relations & Development as well as seminars on Drama have qualified me with a multidimensional perspective on things.  
Journalism is not about being objective; it's about monitoring power.

Anthony Grant is a journalist currently based in Athens, Greece.

Anthony Grant is a seasoned media commentator and travel reporter with bylines in outlets ranging from The New York Times and The Washington Post to Ynet News and Forbes.com and media appearances on leading news networks including Read moreCNN, MSNBC, CBS and CBC. He has reported for AP and The Moscow Times and was on the original digital launch teams of The Atlantic Monthly and France24. He produced and edited the first dedicated Israel travel site for About.com when that portal was part of The New York Times Company. 

Legendary Playboy editor Barry Golson, under whom Anthony worked at Forbes in New York  called Anthony “the best hed and dek writer I’ve ever worked with, and that’s saying a lot.” He was lead travel columnist for The New York Sun for several years and his articles and reports have appeared in the Los Angeles Times,  LIFO (Athens) and leading Greek newspaper Kathimerini, Euronews and more.

 In Tel Aviv Anthony produced and presented a daily global Press Review segment and pop culture Web Review segment for start-up network i24News. In addition, he presented a weekly evening media review with Arab-Israeli anchor Lucy Aharish and  Middle East press reviews for the network’s French channel. 

Specialties are Middle East politics and media analysis, global pop culture, on-camera expertise and live interviews, with an emphasis on the Eastern Mediterranean region. The Greek Column project launched in spring. He has also reported extensively on travel in Greece for Euronews, interviewing the Greek Minister of Tourism and current Mayor of Athens.

Amie Williams is a video and print journalist based in Athens, Greece. She has over twenty years of experience, freelancing for such outlets as Al Jazeera, PBS, CBC, Huffington Post, TruthDig, KPFK Radio, Free Speech TV, SABC and Kenya Nation TV. She has also produced and directed 6 award-winning Read morefeature documentary films, branded content and series, broadcast on PBS and Al Jazeera English. Her body of work represents global, diverse, authentic storytelling from under-represented voices and regions.

Born and raised in the United States, Amie graduated from Yale University, B.A. in English and U.C.L.A. Graduate School with an M.F.A. in film directing. She writes, shoots and edits all her work. In 2010, in response to the glaring gender and racial inequity in news, she co-founded the NGO, GlobalGirl Media, which teaches under-represented young women in citizen journalism. GGM is now a global youth news organisation that trains and reports in South Africa, Kosovo, London, Greece, Guatemala, Chicago, and Los Angeles . Amie regularly activates this network of emerging journalists to assist her in projects.  

Recently relocated from Los Angeles to Athens, Amie has also been building a portfolio of reporting on refugees/migrants. Last year, Amie was named "One of 50 Women Who Can Change Media and Entertainment," by Take The Lead, and won the With And For Girls Award in 2018. Earlier in her career she was chosen together with an international group of documentary filmmakers by the American Film Institute and the U.S. State Department to tour five countries with her film NO SWEAT about female garment workers and American Apparel in Los Angeles. In 2014, her film, WE ARE WISCONSIN was named by Michael Moore "one of this decade's most significant films for revealing an era of corporate greed." She is also a recipient of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur International Peace Award in 1990.

Helen Iatrou is an experienced Greek-Australian journalist based in Athens, Greece with niche expertise in the tourism and leisure marine industries. My main focus areas are travel, sailing, yachting, small ship cruising, lifestyle, culture, food, environmental and wildlife conservation, Read moresustainability, fitness, well-being and midlife.

Evangelos Sipsas is a journalist based in Athens, Greece. 

Talented and immensely creative journalist with a commitment to high-quality research, writing, producing and reporting. Proven history of achievement in the industry with more than five years of professional experience. Dedication to Read moreEuropean politics and Asia-Pacific Affairs with a strong desire to know the truth of the matter. Excellent reporting, interviewing skills, producing and shooting news stories. Experience writing, reporting and editing across a variety of platforms, including print, television, and online social media.

Greek presenter, Athens-based Eftichis is a highly experienced broadcast journalist who displays significant versatility and flair for adaptability by having travelled to over 100 locations throughout  Europe, covering a wide range of stories.
He is fluent in English and Greek with knowledge of Read moreFrench.

He has worked for platforms including ERT (Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation), Alpha TV, Pear Video, Star Channel, and Ant1 Group, covering Greece and wider Europe.

Elena Kaniadakis is a journalist based in Athens, Greece.