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Friday, October 15, 2021
When Greek Police Could Arrest Young Men for Being “Teddy Boys”
Members of the underground subculture inspired by rock and roll and American and English fashions, called “Teddy Boys,” once risked being arrested for their lifestyle in Greece. Greece’s post-war years were marked by poverty, political turmoil that led to the seven-year dictatorship, and the struggle of young Greeks to follow the trends of European […] Read the full story on GreekReporter.com.
McDonald’s Follows Grecian Delight Pioneers with Meatless Burger
McDonald’s announced Thursday that it will begin rolling out its meatless burger– called the McPlant burger– in select locations throughout the United States in November. Beginning November 3, the fast-food chain will bring the McPlant to Irving, Texas; Carrollton, Texas; Cedar Falls, Iowa; Jennings, Louisiana; Lake Charles, Louisiana; El Segundo, California, and Manhattan Beach, California. […] Read the full story on GreekReporter.com.
Schools Across Greece Set to Close Amid ‘Dangerous’ Weather Conditions
Greek officials ordered precautionary measures to … wading through floodwaters. Schools across Corfu, Samos, Ikaria, Attica, Evia, and …
FM Dendias: Greece-US new defense agreement marks 'a very good day for our country'
Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikos … is a development that secures Greek interests, protects the country, and … , he added ΔΗΜΟΦΙΛΕΙΣ ΕΙΔΗΣΕΙΣ ΤΩΡΑ Moreover, both of Greece's new defense agreement …
'Greek census to clarify migrant population'
Athens: An upcoming Greek census, the first … are better than in Greece. Greece’s data agency ELSTAT … unaccompanied migrant minors remain in Greece, migration officials said Thursday … still awaiting relocation, said Greek official Irene Agapidaki, who …
