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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2023 · 33 MIN

Greece Should Hit the Pause Button For a While

from The Missing Piece [International] · host The Missing Piece

Recent train collision took place in Greece shook the entire world, while the current government is gearing up for another major election. More than 50 people died in this accident, younger generations took their angers and frustrations to the streets, despite the sincere apology from the current government. How should we understand the loopholes within the transportation system today in Greece? How does it hurt the reputation of Greece? How is the current economic situation? Tom Lord is a researcher and writer focused on political violence and armed conflict, mostly in Europe and the Middle East. Along with Lucas Webber and War Noir, he co-founded MilitantWire.Com, where he works as an editor and regular contributor. The majority of Tom's personal work has so far focused on Greece, Turkey and the Balkans."

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Recent train collision took place in Greece shook the entire world, while the current government is gearing up for another major election. More than 50 people died in this accident, younger generations took their angers and frustrations to the...

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