Stelios Angeloudis

Thessaloniki’s transportation system entered a new era as the Thessaloniki Metro was officially inaugurated.

Thessaloniki’s public transportation enters a new era today as Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in the presence of the President of the Republic, Katerina Sakellaropoulou,

The Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki, in the presence of Culture Minister Lina Mendoni, welcomed the return of a Roman-era marble male head from the Archaeological Museum of Münster University, Germany.

On Saturday, November 9, Yiannis Boutaris passed away.

The businessman, oenologist, and former mayor of Thessaloniki, Yiannis Boutaris, took his last breath tonight at a private clinic in the city, where he had been hospitalized for serious health problems recently.

The grand military parade marked the conclusion of today’s celebrations for the triple commemoration of Saint Demetrius, the patron saint of Thessaloniki, the anniversary of Thessaloniki’s liberation, and the national anniversary of October 28, 1940.

In an atmosphere of emotion and national pride, the Greek flag was raised at the White Tower, as part of the double celebration of the liberation of Thessaloniki in 1912 and the celebration of patron saint of the city, Saint Demetrius.

The Municipality of Thessaloniki has begun harvesting olives from the olive trees spread throughout the city in order to produce, for the first time, its own municipal organic olive oil.

A significant economic footprint, in the order of 50 million euros based on rough estimates, but also a spectacle of digital “fireworks” formed by 500 drones, is about to be created in the city of Thessaloniki at the 88th Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF), which has Germany as its

The new mayor of Thessaloniki, Stelios Angeloudis, has quietly started his term without fanfare or grand declarations. So far, he has skillfully avoided the common but misguided approach of dismantling the work of his predecessor - an easy trap for those lacking a clear plan and vision.

The European soccer governing body, UEFA, has appointed an ethics and disciplinary inspector to look into complaints issued by Thessaloniki club PAOK over the treatment of its fans and members of its team by the Belgian police in the game against Club Brugge for the Conference League competition last week.