Yesterday’s News Wrap-up includes the following:
While the Greek public sector has been plagued by tedious bureaucracy for decades, making the simplest of interactions for citizens a nightmarish experience, the recent rapid implementation of artificial intelligence in Greece and the subsequent fast and streamlined results appear to be making the lives of Greeks much easier.
Greeks leave their parental home at a little over 30 years of age, compared to other Europeans who leave the nest roughly 4 years earlier, according to data released by the European Union’s statistical authority, Eurostat.
It’s taken more than a… millennium, but a modern supermarket has finally opened its doors on the venerable Mount Athos peninsula in northern Greece, the promontory where a semi-autonomous Orthodox monastic community has flourished since the 10 century A.D.
Aslew of videos shared online doxxing (the practice of sharing personal details online) personal information of one of the teenage girls reportedly implicated in a brutal beating of a 14-year-old girl in the suburb of Glyfada, located in the Athens Riviera last week, one of her peers last week, have prompted the intervention of the Cyber Crime Division.
Imposition of community service instead of jail time was handed down on Monday against an 18-year-old by a court in the northern city of Thessaloniki after finding him guilty of participating in the assault of another teen – in yet another instance of juvenile violence captured with a smartphone and then disseminated over social media.
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