Amsterdam

Hello there, it was a weekend of positive publicity and pleasant news for Thessaloniki and the government. Of course, we also experienced the first severe winter weather with flooded streets and destruction in various parts of Greece, but such things are part of the plan; they happen everywhere, so let’s not overdramatize.

The start of operations for the Thessaloniki Metro, “the first phrase that comes to mind today, even before we say ‘good morning’,” is naturally the main topic of Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ Sunday Facebook post.

The Athenian Riviera is climbing the international rankings, as it has now acquired its own place on the international real estate market map, resulting in a steady increase in purchasing interest from abroad.{BLA_WRD_TXT}

Several countries, including France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Ireland and Canada, have announced their intention to adhere to the International Criminal Court's (ICC) arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on charges of alleged war crimes.

Shielded from the public by glass panels and staring intently through microscopes, a team of specialists has started work restoring Rembrandt's "The Night Watch," one of the most iconic paintings of the Dutch golden age.

Eight art conservators are painstakingly removing multiple layers of varnish from Rembrandt's masterpiece depicting Amsterdam's civil guard on patrol.

Fifteen leading companies operating in Greece will present work opportunities to Greek nationals living in the Netherlands on November 30, as part of the "ReBrain Greece" institutionalized action, the Labor and Social Security Ministry said on Thursday.

The event is scheduled to take place at 10 a.m. at the Hilton hotel in Amsterdam.

Israeli fans of Maccabi Tel Aviv and tourists reported attacks in Amsterdam on Thursday night.

Turkish cities of Istanbul, Antalya and İzmir have been ranked among the world's top 100 brand cities in the "City Index 2024" by Brand Finance, which assessed urban reputations through a global survey of 15,000 people across 20 countries.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar will travel to the Netherlands on Friday following yesterday’s riots, The Times of Israel news website reports, to talk to Dutch authorities about the wild riots in Amsterdam.

Israel on Nov. 8 sent planes for their citizens as violent clashes that erupted in Amsterdam overnight after a Europa League football match.

The violence flared after the game between home team Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv that the former won 5-0.

Five people were hospitalized and 62 arrests were made as a result of the clashes, police said.