From the teddy boys to cyberbullying: The lost innocence of youth and the juvenile crimes that marked Greek society
There was a time when acts of youth misconduct amounted to throwing yogurt. Today, it's far more likely that a teenager is carrying a knife. The neighborhood rock fights of the past have been replaced by digital conflict online - How did we get here
Zacharaki: “We’re reforming education to become our strongest national asset backed by action, resources, and bold political will”
“I think it’s clear that when it comes to education, Greece in 2025 is a very different country from the one we inherited in 2019,” the Education Minister said. “We now have schools with proper planning and institutional continuity, and public universities that are open, safe, and fostering creativity”
Six unanswered questions about the death of the little girl in Faliro – Father is missing with a heavy criminal record
The mother of the girl found dead in Faliro is expected to appear before the prosecutor tomorrow. She is currently giving a statement as a suspect at the Flisvos Coast Guard Station. She had previously been arrested for child endangerment. Authorities say her story has significant gaps
