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In the age of precarity
The research published on the priorities of young people shows that the decade of the economic crisis has shattered stereotypes.
Retroactive mortgage subsidy
The mortgage subsidy that Greek banks are proposing for vulnerable households will be implemented retroactively, from July 2022, when the first European Central Bank rate hike took place, according to the proposal formally sent to the ECB’s Single Supervisory Mechanism.
Mati cannot go away
“How could we hide the casualties? You can’t hide casualties, but neither can you speculate about them.” How ironic. If you didn’t know that this quote belonged to the prime minister of the Greek government in 2018, when more than a hundred people perished in a wildfire in the East Attica seaside town of Mati,…
US sanctions Erdogan confidant who helped Iran finance terror
The Biden administration imposed sanctions on Thursday on prominent Turkish businessman Sitki Ayan and his network of firms, accusing him of acting as a facilitator for oil sales and money laundering on behalf of Iran.
Foreign Ministry appoints Georgios Arnaoutis as new spokesperson
General Political Affairs Counsellor Georgios Arnaoutis was appointed new Foreign Ministry spokesperson, the ministry announced on Friday.
Probe opened into alleged revenge threats, case leaks in shooting of teen
Two new inquiries have been opened relating to an ongoing investigation into the shooting and serious injury of a Roma teenager by police in Thessaloniki last Monday.
Man arrested entering Greece with guns and drugs
A 23-year-old man from Syria was arrested on Friday by Greek border police for entering illegally into the country carrying eight guns and one kilo of crystal methamphetamine.
Authorities foil escape attempt at Korydallos prison
Authorities say they have foiled an attempted double escape from the Korydallos Prison in western Attica.
UNICEF: Eight out of 10 youths have seen other children’s rights violated
A whopping 82% of teenagers and young people say that they have witnessed a violation of another child’s rights, while only a small number of youngsters are sufficiently informed about their rights, as stated in the International Convention on the Rights of the Child, a poll for UNICEF Greece showed.