THESSALONIKI, Greece: A Greek TV comedian was given a suspended prison sentence on Feb 9 after

of Thessaloniki will soon be able to board electric buses manufactured by China's Yutong, a Greek

, mutually agreed to terminate his contract at Greek side PAOK Thessaloniki last month after a year

-largest city, Thessaloniki.... This week's protests followed a similar rally on July 16, which was

Golden Dawn was banned in the country.... In the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki, police arrested

years ago, the enlargement, as it was decided in the Thessaloniki Summit 2003, where the EU

The answer was to blend the two by displaying the uncovered artefacts for modern-day commuters to enjoy.“ This is not just a public works project, which is incredibly important for the city.... It is also a museum, ” Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said before visiting the Venizelou station for a private tour on Friday.“ It’s probably unique in the world.... We will go through an underground museum to reach the train.” The metro took nearly 20 years to complete, in part because of fun

Small businesses are encouraged to merge with tax breaks and new entrants in the job market will be subsidized.... The clashes lasted about an hour, and there were four arrests. There were also protest marches by unionists and the extreme left.... Participants in the latter burned a U.S. and a European Union flag, as well as electricity bills, but there was no confrontation with police. Police put the total number of protesters at 21, 000. ——Demetris Nellas reported from Athens....

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ATHENS( AFP)-Thousands of people demonstrated on Wednesday( July 21) in Athens and other Greek cities against plans to make Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for all health workers, with police using tear gas and water cannon to disperse some protesters.On the eve of a parliamentary vote on a government decree, protesters held up posters saying" No to mandatory vaccinations" and" Freedom", along with Orthodox crosses and Greek flags, AFP photographers and cameramen reported. Police said 3, 000 peo