Thessaloniki
Marinakis: On 11 March at Maximou the meeting of the Prime Minister with the farmers of Thessaly
As government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said, the Prime Minister will then go to Thessaloniki for the conference of the New Democracy party
Supplying vessels with power
Greece's major port authorities are steaming through the installation of power supply systems for the ships docked there.
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Riot unit targeted in Thessaloniki
A riot police unit came under a barrage of Molotov cocktails on Agios Dimitriou Street, outside the Turkish Consulate, in Thessaloniki on Wednesday evening.
Initial reports said the incident occurred at around 8.15 p.m. when a group of assailants hurled the firebombs and then fled in the direction of nearby Kallithea Square. Police are investigating.
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Prodexpo North launches in Thessaloniki
Prodexpo North, the main real estate exhibition in northern Greece, is taking place on Tuesday in Thessaloniki at the Makedonia Palace Hotel, with Transport and Infrastructure Minister Christos Staikouras launching proceedings.
For more information, go to prodexponorth.gr.
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Two years after Russian invasion, Greece struggles with ‘Ukraine fatigue’
On a bleak anniversary for Europe, the day that marks two years since the Russian invasion on Ukrainian soil, crowds of Greek supporters of Ukraine's fight for freedom gathered in the city centers of Athens and Thessaloniki, expressing their continuous support and solidarity for the Ukrainian cause.
Court blames workplace bullying for woman’s suicide
A Thessaloniki court has attributed the suicide of a 41-year-old mentally disabled employee of a municipally-run enterprise in Oraiokastro to workplace bullying, in a landmark and rare decision.
Students reoccupy Aristotle University Law School
Just hours after police disbanded a sit-in protest at the Law School of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in northern Greece, students have reclaimed the space on the premises.
Additionally, a rally has been scheduled for 11 a.m. at the rectors' office.
Students are protesting government plans to permit the establishment of non-state universities.
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Police intervention ends sit-in protest at Aristotle University’s Law School
Police stormed the Law School of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in northern Greece on Monday morning to put an end to a two-week-long sit-in protest.
Approximately 20 individuals were evacuated from inside the building during the operation, which began at 5 a.m.
No resistance was encountered during the operation, and no arrests were conducted.
Driver busts through toll booth barriers during migrant smuggling pursuit
A 20-year-old foreign national was arrested in Thessaloniki in the early hours of Sunday for migrant smuggling.
During routine police checks on the Thessaloniki National Road, a vehicle, driven by the accused, sped excessively in an attempt to evade inspection breaking toll barriers at three toll booths.
Thessaloniki police arrest 70-year-old woman with trove of ancient artifacts and religious icons
A 70-year-old woman was arrested on Saturday by officers of the police's Department of Cultural Heritage and Antiquities in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, after ancient objects and religious icons were found at her workplace and home.