Greek Youth

The analysis of juvenile delinquency depends on the vantage point

Editorial Ta Nea: ‘Spaced out’

We must delve more deeply into issues such as the relations of young people with their family, schools, society and politics, and how they seek a place in the sun.

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Editorial Ta Nea: Greece’s youth

As the government plans its policies to achieve a broader appeal among youth, the entire political system should work together on a path toward reconnecting them with politics and ensuring their participation in the democratic process.

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The political system urgently needs a plan for Greek youth

They want to build a future and keep coming up against obstacles – distrustful employers, a state that does not help, and patronage networks comprised of acquaintances, family, and connections

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Editorial Ta Nea: Front-and-centre

If the vaccine rollout continues at the current pace, thirty-somethings will be a step closer to normalcy and can effectively lure the rest of society in the same direction so as to build a wall of immunity.

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One does not fool with unemployment and the future of our youth

The state must help out because without a growth plan, organised investments and incentives, and support for education and infrastructure, one cannot create new jobs for the youth.

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Greece has second highest youth unemployment rate in EU

Greece has the second highest level of youth unemployment in the European Union as 26.8 percent of youths between the ages of 20 and 34 are neither professionally employed, nor in an apprenticeship, nor studying.