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We don’t know what happened in the trial concerning the ordeals of the Athens child who was sexually abused and exploited, as the hearing was held behind closed doors.


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04.03.2024 / 18:29

The prime minister recently announced that a scientific committee has been put together to design a “national strategy for preventing and managing juvenile violence and delinquency.”


04.02.2024 / 21:38

What has come to light about the children’s charity Ark of the World and very recently about the Social Kitchen – the Other Person is horrible, but let’s wait until justice decides.


27.01.2024 / 19:44

Greece is certainly grappling with greedflation, as exemplified by the exorbitant price of infant formula. The same multinational companies charge Greeks three times more than shoppers in Sweden for the exact same product.


13.01.2024 / 21:15

Back when Greece was still using the drachma as it currency, there was a bakery on downtown Athens’ Kaningos Square that didn’t sell bread, but just made it.


12.01.2024 / 10:01

We have not witnessed such confusion since 1952, when Georgios Papandreou ran as a candidate MP with the Ellinikos Synagermos (Greek Rally) party of Field Marshal Alexandros Papagos.


19.12.2023 / 21:06

Those who live in the periphery (the politically correct term for country folk) experience the problems and anxiety of small farmers, small business owners and owners of summer homes to find workers for odd jobs. The Albanians, who in the 1990s built half of Greece and greatly contributed to the miracle of economic development in […]


16.12.2023 / 21:46

There are some of our fellow citizens who, for reasons of economic survival, join the National Guard. According to the law, “their daily compensation for participating in missions is fixed at 16 euros” – if they have any missions. These missions are considered by the Ministry of Defense to be “volunteer work,” which is strictly […]


09.12.2023 / 21:16

No issue was resolved during Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to Athens, but a new beginning was made.


07.12.2023 / 22:12

Several financial reporters are celebrating – some even more than the government – the “privatization” of Greece’s systemic banks – those whose rescue taxpayers are still paying for.


25.11.2023 / 10:56

The budget is one of the state’s most important pieces of legislation, with the power to bring governments down.


24.11.2023 / 09:01

We already knew that Greeks have a high opinion of themselves from a Pew Research Center survey conducted in 2015-2017 and published in 2018 which showed that 89% of us stated that “our culture is superior to that in the rest of Europe.”


21.11.2023 / 21:30

On February 28, 2023, Greeks were shocked. Fifty-seven people, mostly young adults, perished in the crumpled and burnt sheet metal of a high-speed train collision.


18.11.2023 / 20:21

Giannis Oikonomou was very eloquent in his comments on Skai TV the other day, though after so many years in the game and having served as government spokesman, we didn’t expect anything less.