Angelique Chrisafis
Angelique Chrisafis (b. 1975) is the Guardian's Paris correspondent. She was previously Ireland, then arts, correspondent for the London daily.
Updated: 18 January 2017
By Angelique Chrisafis
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Greece: The 'we won't pay' anti-austerity revolt
5 August 2011 – The Guardian (London) 354 -
European of the week: The riddle of Princess Hijab
12 November 2010 – The Guardian (London) 126
Faced with the bleak realities of unpaid wages, bankrupt businesses, and mass unemployment, the Greeks are increasingly turning to civil disobedience. Is Greece in the throes of a political paradigm shift? The Guardian reports from Thessaloniki. 
In the midst of heated debates about national identity and burqa bans, French graffiti artist Princess Hijab’s ad-busting interventions on Paris metro fashion ads now have a worldwide audience. But who is she? And does it matter if she’s not even a she?