This year’s 'laundry list' of pledged government initiatives includes a whopping 120 million euros for the major trade exhibition and its fairgrounds

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with local MPs from Thessaloniki as part of preparations for the upcoming Thessaloniki International Fair, with government sources describing the atmosphere as the most positive yet

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis travels to Thessaloniki with cabinet members for meetings with university leaders and local stakeholders, while political tensions rise with the opposition

At this year's Thessaloniki International Fair, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is expected to unveil tax relief measures and policies addressing Greece’s demographic challenge.

A group of minors hurled stones at a bus carrying Serbian tourists in Thessaloniki, leaving three people injured. Police have detained two individuals in connection with the incident

A 55-year-old foreign national wanted for arson and other crimes dating back to 2005 has been arrested in Thessaloniki. He faces multiple convictions, including forest fires, animal crimes, and weapons violations, and will remain in custody until trial

Greek police intercepted 271 kilograms of cocaine hidden in a container at Thessaloniki port, leading to multiple arrests in a coordinated operation against an international drug trafficking network

Tragic discoveries were made earlier today in two separate incidents in Greece, as authorities investigate the deaths of two men under different circumstances.

Severe thunderstorms hit northern Greece, causing flooding and road chaos in Thessaloniki. Rain and possible hail are forecast for Athens later today, marking the end of a prolonged heatwave

Hundreds of firefighters, aerial units, and Bulgarian reinforcements battle an active blaze near Assiros, with nearby residents on alert and road closures disrupting traffic

The European ground squirrel is an endangered species and is on the Red List of endangered species of the IUCN.

Authorities said the make-shift bomb was comprised of some three kilos of explosive materials

According to footage captured by Greek broadcaster MEGA, the reptile was released into the Seich Sou forest, a large wooded area near Thessaloniki

“Dangerous smoke. Remain indoors. Keep doors and windows closed. Follow the instructions of the authorities.”

The fine is Greece’s harshest penalty yet following public outrage and a growing crackdown on animal cruelty.

The mayor of Thessaloniki underlined that tourism should not be disconnected from local communities.

Meanwhile, a fire broke out on Tuesday afternoon at a prison near the central Greece city of Volos, with four engines and 13 firefighters dispatched to the scene

Technicians worked throughout the day to resolve the issue, restoring operations by the afternoon

With the metro out of service, passengers are being advised to use bus lines or alternative transportation options to reach their destinations

As announced, design studies are expected to be completed by the end of 2025, with the project set for delivery by late 2026