A new survey by Metron Analysis for Eurobank paints a nuanced portrait of Greece's 19- to 35-year-olds, revealing a generation torn between resilience and frustration as they navigate financial insecurity, delayed independence, and the persistent allure of emigration in search of a better future. A survey published on Monday, conducted by the Greek polling firm Metron Analysis on behalf of Eurobank, offers a revealing look into the lives of young Greeks between the ages of 19 and 35. In a period of growing uncertainty across Europe, the study captures the hopes, struggles, and evolving priorities of a generation trying to find its footing amid social pressure and economic instability. Drawing from a blend of quantitative and qualitative data-including 802 phone and online interviews as well as group and individual conversations-the research outlines a youth demographic in search of equilibrium. Whether students, young professionals...