Molotov cocktails, fires in bins, war with stones, tear and asphyxiating gases and stun grenades. This is how the centre of Athens looked like the last 12 hours, reported Anastasia Balezdrova.

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At least 25 parades are held only in Athens to commemorate the anniversary of Alexis Grigoropoulos murder, demonstrators are breaking windows and bank signs, police are pacifying them with tear gas, reported Anastasia Balezdrova from the scene.

More than 12 months of shooting time, 120 actors, 1000 mutes and 26 episodes. This is The Island in numbers – the Greek series that got a passionate audience from the first episode aired in early October.

Unexpected and even surprising proved to be a series of other taxes, fees and payments imposed on products and services that Greeks enjoy every day - tickets for ferries are charged with the 14.5% additional fees (except for the imposed VAT), the same applies for cinemas, concerts, printed services and others.

Ballistics examination shows that the weapons found in Nea Smyrna and Piraeus were not used in previous assaults of the Sect of the revolutionaries, said the Greek state television.