Stavros Tsitiridis | Athens | January 2-10
Up-and-coming artist Stavros Tsitiridis presents his second solo exhibition, “Kerannymi,” at the Melina Mercouri Cultural Center (66 Irakleidon, Thiseio), from January 2 to 10.
Man remanded after alleged domestic violence incident in Thessaloniki
An investigating magistrate has ordered the pretrial detention of a 44-year-old man accused by his partner of attempting to strangle her during an argument at her home in Ampelokipi, Thessaloniki.
Kotzia Square municipal parking lot reopens following revamp
Athens’ largest municipal parking facility has reopened to the public following extensive renovations.
2 minors arrested in western Greece over assault and viral video
Two minors, aged 14 and 15, were arrested in western Greece for assaulting a peer and sharing footage of the incident on social media, authorities said.
Two siblings, including infant, found sleeping outdoors in Thessaloniki
Two siblings, including an infant, were found sleeping in the yard of a newly built house on Thursday night in the Dendropotamos area of Thessaloniki, in northern Greece, authorities said.
France seizes four tons of cocaine from fishing vessel Uranya A
French authorities have released images of cocaine seized from a fishing vessel intercepted while attempting to transport the drugs from Latin America to Europe, after the ship was towed to a pier at the port of the French Caribbean island of Martinique.
MEP Nikos Pappas denies punching reporter amid Strasbourg assault allegations
MEP Nikos Pappas on Friday denied hitting a reporter in Strasbourg, saying he regretted raising his hand during an altercation but insisting he never intended to cause harm.
Giannis Antetokounmpo ‘locked in’ with Bucks, not in on reported trade talks
Despite reports about discussions between Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks regarding his future, the two-time NBA MVP said he is not a part of any of that.
Cracking the ENIGMA of stolen antiquities
At Thessaloniki’s Makedonia International Airport, a routine baggage check uncovers two unusual objects: a carved scarab and a small female figurine. Suspected to be antiquities, they trigger a chain of alerts.
Greek freshmen prioritize practical skills
A survey of first-year students at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki reveals that new undergraduates are primarily seeking practical skills development while viewing graduate studies as essential to their future success.