Thessaloniki metro

A preliminary investigation has been launched into the recent incident involving the Thessaloniki Metro, where a train became immobilized, leaving passengers stranded in tunnels and forced to evacuate on foot. 

In Thessaloniki, one of the new metro carriages malfunctioned and came to a halt inside the underground, midway between stations

19-year-old arrested while spray-painting the exterior of the now iconic Venizelos metro station in Thessaloniki

Asked about the troubling impression caused by the suspension of a sentence imposed against Aris FC after the blackmail and threats lobbed by Theodoros Karpidis, PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed that the government had no involvement in the matter

During the inauguration of the Thessaloniki metro, PM Mitsotakis acknowledged citizens' frustration over the prolonged development delays but emphasized that the day symbolizes a fresh start for the city.

The new Thessaloniki metro will open to the public for free from Saturday November 30 to December 3.

Deputy Transport and Infrastructure Minister Nikos Tachiaos emphasizes that ‘no one can blackmail or threaten the Mitsotakis government’

Theodoros Karypidis didn't hesitate to threaten the government and ministers with hooligan violence at the Thessaloniki metro. MPs of the 3 major parties condemn his actions

"If Karypidis wanted to give us a heads up, he’d have gone to the prosecutor. He wouldn’t have called me and told me at least twice to go tell Mitsotakis," Nikos Tachiaos stresses, explaining his decision to take the matter to the justice system after the threats from the Aris FC executive

Culture minister provides a guided tour of what's essentially a new, underground archaeological site in the northern Metropolis' Venizelos metro station

Five residents of Thessaloniki spoked To Vima about the long-awaited metro of their city, which could be likened to a modern "bridge of Arta".

Nikos Tachiaos allegedly received a phone call yesterday from an official of a football team in Thessaloniki, who threatened him that thousands of fans would gather and cause damage to the stations on the day of the inauguration.

Urgent preliminary investigation ordered by the Head of the Thessaloniki Appeals Prosecutor’s Office after Deputy Minister Nikos Tachiaos claims threats were made against him by the “big fish” at Aris FC Following claims made by the Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Nikos Tachiaos, who alleges he received threats from a prominent official at a […]

The northern Greece's metropolis' underground 9.6-kilometer single-line, twin-direction system is expected to transport 254,000 commuters on a daily basis