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Editorial Ta Nea: Hatred and juvenile delinquency
The data on the cycle of violence wrought by juvenile gangs is shocking and rings an alarm bell for us all.
The investigative journalism piece published in Ta Nea today records 25 gangs all over Attica.
According to Greek Police data, between January and August of this year, 208 minors were beaten up and 211 were robbed by members of other gangs.
Hot Heidi strikes a pose in front of the Greek flag (photos)
The German model is in Greece shooting “Germany’s Next Top Model” which she will host
Cavusoglu threatens ‘brute force’ against Greece over deal with Egypt
“Greece will lay an electricity cable on our continental shelf,” Turkish media reported
PM Mitsotakis to El-Sisi: These are the condition for rapprochement between Athens and Ankara
The two leaders met on the sidelines of the 9th Tripartite Summit of Greece – Cyprus – Egypt
Hollywood back in Greece: Sylvester Stallone, Megan Fox, Jason Statham & Andy Garcia are coming to Thessaloniki
Greece is becoming the new hot-spot for movie productions
Greek singer Josephine makes it on NY Times Square Billboard (video)
The international distinction came about after the singer became the ambassador of Greece and Cyprus in Spotify’s global campaign on gender equality
3.7 earthquake hit near Nisyros
There have been a series of light tremors across Greece recently
The Voice of Greece: Oι διαγωνιζόμενοι που ξεχώρισαν στις πρώτες Blind Auditions - Βίντεο
Το The Voice of Greece έκανε πρεμιέρα και αυτές είναι οι πρώτες auditions που ξεχώρισαν
PM Citu on Firefighters' Day: They are fulfilling their mission as saviors with impressive professionalism, dedication
Prime Minister Florin Citu congratulated the firefighters and underscored "their dedication and professionalism" in carrying out their mission as rescuers, in a message sent on the occasion of the Firefighters' Day in Romania.
Thousands bid farewell to Theodorakis
Thousands of Greeks on Sept. 8 bid farewell to Mikis Theodorakis, a world-renowned activist and musician whose work brought Greek culture to a global audience in the latter 20th century.
Theodorakis, whose musical score for the 1964 movie "Zorba the Greek" helped foster a carefree image of Greece abroad for millions, died on Sept. 2 aged 96.