Part of the ceiling in a classroom at the 1st Primary School of Filiatra collapsed on Wednesday, 30 April. Fortunately, no one was injured – only by chance. Commenting on…
Earlier today, 30 April, Greek police entered the grounds of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) to remove students who had occupied a university building earlier that morning. The operation, which…
A train operated by Hellenic Train on the Thessaloniki–Athens route broke down early on Wednesday afternoon, coming to a halt on the Ekkara bridge near Domokos. According to a statement…
The findings land at a time when the Greek government continues to talk up the country’s economic recovery, promoting policies as “relief measures” despite their limited impact on the soaring……
Fierce backlash has erupted among teachers and opposition parties following threats from Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis to dismiss teachers who refuse to comply with mandatory performance evaluations. Teachers stress they…
Amnesty International’s latest annual report on the world’s state of human rights places a harsh spotlight on Greece. The collapse of the country’s public health system, widespread allegations of police…
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis has outlined a series of initiatives aimed at “drastically improving the safety and quality of Greece’s railways,” speaking during a Cabinet meeting. At the same time,…
Citizen Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis is now backtracking on his widely criticised remarks regarding a ban on concerts in the Exarchia district in Athens, claiming the restriction applies solely to…
The United Pensioners’ Network (ENDISY) has strongly criticised the government’s planned €250 support payment this November, calling it both a “mockery” and a “payout of shame.” The payment, which is…
The Thessaloniki Renters’ Union has released a statement criticising the government’s newly announced “rent refund” measure. They argue that presenting the return of one month’s rent as a “housing benefit”…