The fact that teenage delinquency is out of control has been discussed for years; it did not come up relatively recently, nor did it take the excellent – and painful – British series “Adolescence” to make us realize how unfamiliar the world of today’s 13-year-olds is to us.
While the outcomes of the successful early November P-TEC conference by the Atlantic Council in Athens (positioning Greece as the main energy hub for US LNG in the Eastern Mediterranean) are still being celebrated, just a couple of weeks later, Turkey and Iran orchestrated a six-country agreement to expand freight movement along the southern branch…
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will visit Jerusalem Monday.
There are members of the opposition who come to the parliamentary inquiry committee investigating the OPEKEPE farm subsidy scandal well-prepared.
Those who didn’t see it were those who didn’t want to see it. All the key economic indicators indicated that the current Greek GDP growth rates do not have strong foundations.
A single-member misdemeanor court in Hania, Crete, found a 54-year-old man guilty of attempted fraud after he posed as an investigator to the family of a 33-year-old doctor missing for 12 days.
Athens comes alive during the holidays, with streets aglow, squares buzzing with music, and a lively mix of markets, concerts, workshops and parties.
Are critics of the planned redesign of the area surrounding the National Archaeological Museum justified? Yes – but only to an extent.
Twelve people, of whom six are minors, were arrested as suspected members of a criminal group selling cocaine and cannabis mainly in a private school in the northern suburbs of Athens.