The woman, who has lived in her home for 64 years, was due to be evicted after a 2021 foreclosure. The move was postponed following a protest, while her family awaits a decision on its request to suspend the eviction.

Police used tear gas and made arrests after demonstrators opposing a planned appearance by convicted far-right figure Ilias Kasidiaris attempted to march through central Thessaloniki, defying a ban on public gatherings imposed for October 28.

A Red Code mobilization has been activated for Attica as severe weather is expected across Greece on Wednesday

Unmanned military vehicles, Greek-made attack drones, anti-drone technology and Exocet missiles are among the weapons systems expected to feature in Wednesday's military parade in Thessaloniki

A Hellenic Navy tenor performs the late singer’s hit “Aniko se Mena” in Aristotelous Square as Thessaloniki marks a three-day series of commemorative events

Drawing on its history, gastronomy and culture, Thessaloniki is seeking a stronger place on Europe’s tourism map, targeting the German market and visitors who have so far treated the city as a stopover rather than a destination in its own right.

Thessaloniki's Deputy Mayor for Culture speaks about the city's memory, the history of the Municipal Art Gallery, the plans for its future, and the major retrospective exhibition dedicated to the work of Apostolos Kilessopoulos

The celebrations began Monday with the raising of the Greek flag at the White Tower, accompanied by 21 cannon shots and the national anthem performed by the Hellenic Navy band. A military parade and an F-16 air display are among the events planned for Wednesday.

A military historian and collector acquired Ottoman commander Tahsin Pasha's uniform after 25 years of searching, completing a collection of artifacts linked to the city’s liberation in 1912

Teachers, students and in some cases parents are preparing to take to the streets over staff shortages, low pay and unsafe classrooms, joining a wider wave of youth unrest across Europe.

Students in Thessaloniki, and some areas of Athens will have six consecutive days without regular classes as celebrations for St. Demetrius coincide with the October 28 national holiday. Attendance at school ceremonies remains compulsory

Police found 120 dogs, 70 cats and 10 goats at a home in Thermi, near Thessaloniki, where authorities said the animals were being kept in unsuitable living conditions.

An Ottoman-era landmark, known locally as the Alcazar, returns to the city’s cultural life with a photography exhibition tracing Thessaloniki’s transformation from 1960 to 1980

Metal objects possibly linked to unexploded WWII ordnance were found at Pier 6 in Thessaloniki's port. ThPA says there is no danger

The bombs were discovered during a magnetic survey at the site of the sixth pier expansion, prompting the port operator to seek immediate state assistance for their removal

The historic industrial monument will house Thessaloniki’s museum of contemporary art collections, its state orchestra and conservatory

With his party's support eroding in the north, the prime minister moves on to Mount Olympus for a UNESCO celebration, then to Thessaloniki on Saturday to sign a relics accord with Bulgaria.

Authorities found an unauthorized oncology department and chemotherapy operations at a private clinic in Thessaloniki, while patients’ relatives have reported understaffing, poor conditions, spoiled food and other serious problems.

Authorities are sealing a private clinic in Thessaloniki after inspectors found it operated an unauthorized oncology unit. Officials are also investigating alleged fake prescriptions and whether powerful drugs were given to patients without cancer

Work to install new lighting at Thessaloniki's White Tower is underway, with the area around the monument closed off for about three weeks