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Greece Faces Mounting Social Strain as 2.8 Million Residents Risk Poverty

                                        Athens, Greece Greece is once again confronting a troubling social reality: an estimated 2.8 million people—more than a quarter of the country’s population—are now at risk of poverty or social exclusion. Despite signs of economic recovery in recent years, the benefits have not reached everyone, leaving many households struggling to keep up with rising living costs, stagnant wages, and persistent unemployment. The latest figures highlight widening inequality, particularly among young people, single‑parent families, and the long‑term unemployed. Inflation has intensified the pressure, eroding purchasing power and pushing vulnerable groups closer to the edge. Social organizations warn that the situation is becoming unsustainable, with increasing demand for food aid, housing support, and community services. While the government ha...
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Escalation in the Middle East: Airstrikes Hit Beirut as Israel Intensifies Gaza Operations

 

In the early hours of Thursday, several large airstrikes targeted the southern suburbs of Beirut, including an area near Lebanon’s only international airport. These strikes come as Israel expands its military operations in northern Gaza, intensifying the conflict in the region.

The airstrikes in Beirut have caused significant damage and heightened tensions in Lebanon, a country already grappling with political and economic instability. Meanwhile, in Gaza, Israeli forces have increased their offensive, leading to further casualties and displacement among the Palestinian population.

The international community has expressed deep concern over the escalating violence, urging both sides to seek a peaceful resolution. However, with the conflict showing no signs of abating, the situation remains precarious.


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