Transport Minister Christos Staikouras noted that the long term goal is to replace at least 1,300 outdated buses with new, low-emission vehicles by 2027
Premier and ruling New Democracy (ND) president told a rally of supporters ahead of the EP election that the center-right party will not allow Greece 'to return to era of memoranda'
A swarm of bees attacked a car on Lesbos on Tuesday, leaving one person unconscious, while a 2 meter snake paid a visit to a home in Thessaloniki
A 3.5-year-old child died after being infected by parvovirus B19 and developing acute myocarditis, resulting in its death and the temporary closure of the school
Christos Chatzigeorgiou, Development Director of the Organization, highlighted the buses' exceptional energy autonomy, surpassing requirements twofold.
The motion was filed earlier this month by three local citizens’ and environmental groups and generated a high court decision for a temporary stay in construction
More than 100 worshippers entered the historic Yeni Mosque in Thessaloniki, which opened for prayer for the first time since 1922
The northern Greece metropolis will host EuroPride 2024, celebrating diversity with events, art, performances and a pride parade in June
The EU Mission Label was awarded by Iliana Ivanova, Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth during a ceremony with mayors and city representatives at the EU Research & Innovation Days
Two separate police raids came after a barrage of fire-bombings of vehicles and property adjacent to the Zografou campus in east Athens by masked individuals that exited the latter
Education ministry’s general secretariat of religious affairs issues decision allowing prayer service at the current exhibition center of Yeni Cami, on the occasion of the Islamic holiday of Eid_al-Fitr, or Bayram
Thessaloniki Airport stood out for its cleanliness and services in the 2023 Airport Service Quality (ASQ) Awards.
A day after Saturday's incident, leftist SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis is verbally abused, threatened by masked protesters who, paradoxically, took part in rally against the transphobic attack
Protests against a draft bill expected to be passed on Friday in Greece's Parliament continue; latter foresees recognition of non-state, non-profit higher education institutions in the country as affiliates of foreign schools
Some 250 productions from around the world will be screened at Thessaloniki’s 26th International Documentary Festival (TiDF) this month (March 7 until March 17). The specialized cinematic festival will be hosted at three venues, primarily at the Olympion Cinema, the iconic annual home of the long-standing Thessaloniki Film Festival, along with the Limani Village and […]
The seminar was organized by Greece’s culture ministry, the US embassy in Athens and the Hellenic national committee of the International Council of Museums (ICOM)
Professors and students will gather today, February 22, at noontime in Athens and Thessaloniki
Police removed a disruptive passenger
The tragic incident happened at 2:30am and it is unclear why the truck driver did not see the man parked on the side of the road
Authorities were alerted by residents in the same apartment building who detected a foul odor and said they hadn't seen the father and son for weeks