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White Tower, Heptapyrgion and Byzantine Walls to receive new modern lighting system
The enhancement of Thessaloniki’s unique Byzantine fortification complex — the Heptapyrgion, the White Tower, and the city walls — is being completed by the Ministry of Culture through the installation of a new lighting system
Trump takes first flight on Qatar-gifted Air Force One amid ethics row – See inside the $400m “flying palace”
“There’s nothing else like it,” said the U.S. president, responding to criticism of the “gift from Qatar” - The interior of the aircraft is brimming with luxury, featuring Apple TV, chocolates, and massage seats for every passenger
June road toll: 12 people killed and 668 injured, in 579 traffic accidents in Attica
At the same time, 36,803 violations were confirmed during that period, of which 269 were misdemeanors
Papastavrou: The exploitation of our country’s mineral wealth is a matter of national importance – it belongs to the Greek people
Regarding hydrocarbon exploration in Greece, the Minister of Energy stated that the first exploratory well is expected to be drilled in mid-February 2027 at the Asopos site.
Greek FBI dismantles gang accused of explosions, arson, extortion and attempted murder
Four foreign nationals were arrested in connection with the case, and the case file includes 10 additional individuals, nine of whom are being held in detention centers
Mitsotakis meets with the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency: What they discussed
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis held talks at the Maximos Mansion with International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Rafael Grossi, focusing on global crises and the peaceful use of nuclear energy
Germany accuses Ukraine of sabotaging the Nord Stream pipelines
A Ukrainian national has been charged with complicity in a war crime, disrupting public services, causing an explosion, and damaging critical infrastructure
Marinakis: Let some reflect on how much harm they have caused by labelling attacks on people’s homes and property as “interventions”
The statement by the government spokesperson regarding yesterday’s arson attacks against members of New Democracy in Thessaloniki, which resulted in the death of a woman
PENEN strike: Fast Ferries and Golden Star Ferries ships will be tied up at Rafina on Friday
Sailings suspended due to 24-hour industrial action – Companies proceed with cancellations regardless of pending court decision on injunction measures – Seajets response still awaited
Kerameos: Widow’s pension cuts after three years to be abolished
Labour Minister Niki Kerameos announced that the 35% reduction introduced under the Katrougalos law will be scrapped, while beneficiaries will not be required to repay any retroactive amounts.
RE/MAX Greece: Mid-sized homes dominated residential sales in 2025
Half of all homes sold last year measured between 51 and 100 square metres, reflecting buyers' growing preference for practical, cost-effective properties. Thessaloniki showed a distinct trend toward larger apartments, while the rest of Greece presented a more balanced market
