Greek cheesemakers brought low by inflation

NAXOS, Greece: On his bougainvillea-covered farm on the Greek island of Naxos, Yannis Karganis milks his sheep, wondering anxiously how he would cope with soaring costs and keep his cheesemaking business afloat.

After Russia's invasion of Ukraine sparked an inflationary spiral in the price of cereals, fuel and other goods, farmers on Naxos and across the southern European country have been left fearing for their survival.