November 17

Τhe escape of Christodoulos Xeros last week has led to Justice Minister, Charalambos Athanassiou announcing the creation of a maximum security prison within 100 days, for housing those convicted on terrorism charges as well as other serious criminal offenses. The new prison is...

Anti-terrorism authorities fear that Christodoulos Xeros, the convicted member of the organization November 17, who violated his furlough, has developed a close relationship with the imprisoned members of the Greek guerilla organization Conspiracy of Cells of Fire. Specifically, police...

Greek Anti-Terrorist police are on high alert after the escape of Christodoulos Xeros, who took leave from Korydallos prison and never returned. Authorities believe that the former November 17 member is in hiding in Athens, Greece. All of his relatives and friends have been under close...

While Christodoulos Xeros, convicted member of the terrorist organization November 17, is still on the run for the 3rd day, police are pressing his family for clues as to his possible whereabouts. The Greek police believe that he may have...

The Greek Counter-Terrorism Unit is examining the possibility that an organized network of old and new guerrillas is behind the disappearance of Greek terrorist Christodoulos Xeros on Tuesday. During the last months a strange partnership between terrorists of the old...

Christodoulos Xeros, convicted member of the terrorist organization November 17, has absconded after been granted leave to visit his family. His brother, Savvas Xeros, who was also a member of the organization is in hospital in Larissa, Greece. The Hellenic...

That noise you heard when a bomb exploded at the Athens Mall was any chance that Coalition of the Radical Left (SYRIZA) leader Alexis Tsipras ever had of becoming Greece’s leader, not that he had one anyway. With his party...

Thousands of protesters joined the annual November 17 march in Athens on Thursday on the one hand paying tribute to the student uprising against the junta regime in 1974, and on the other hand protesting against austerity measures imposed...