Thessaloniki to Turn Aristotelous Square into Pop-Up Design Museum

Thessaloniki to Turn Aristotelous Square into Pop-Up Design Museum

Thessaloniki will host its first Design Dialogue Days from 1 to 8 November 2026, transforming Aristotelous Square into a pop-up design museum and turning 30 shop windows across the historic city centre into storytelling spaces that explore the history of everyday objects. The initiative, organised by DNA Thessaloniki / Design. Narratives. Artifacts under the auspices …

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The invisible workers

In the news, it is those who break the law and those who make the most noise who dominate the narrative. Source link

Greece Pays €32.34 Million in Agricultural Support to Farmers

Greece Pays €32.34 Million in Agricultural Support to Farmers

Greece has paid €32.34 million in support to farmers under both pillars of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), covering beekeeping, wine production, organic farming, compensation for natural constraints and investment projects, the Ministry of Rural Development and Food and the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) announced. The payments include €28.61 million completing a disbursement …

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When the law is not enough to protect democracy

Democracy cannot be sustained by legal authority alone, the evening’s honoree Supreme Court of Canada Justice Andromache Karakatsanis warned in Toronto, arguing that laws must serve justice, and citizens must defend the institutions that hold power accountable. Source link

Doctor denies links to Mazonakis case, submits new evidence

A doctor under investigation in connection with the death of singer Giorgos Mazonakis has submitted new evidence seeking to distance himself from the case, denying any contact with the singer or deletion of data from his mobile phone. Source link

Greece Launches COVID Vaccination Campaign as Hospital Admissions Rise

Greece Launches COVID Vaccination Campaign as Hospital Admissions Rise

Greece has opened its online vaccination platform for COVID-19, with the first appointments already scheduled and vaccinations beginning on Monday, 19 October, at existing vaccination centres across the country. Citizens can book appointments through the government’s emvolio.gov.gr platform. The vaccination campaign comes as COVID-19 hospital admissions increased in early October. Hospitals across Greece recorded 91 …

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Fiscal problems in Europe will affect us, too

How much comfort this may give us during the difficult winter ahead is unclear, but Greece is poised to see another country added to the list of those facing higher borrowing costs than its own, following Italy and France. Source link

Independent MP Helen Haines critically injured after being struck by vehicle in Wangaratta – Greek City Times

Independent MP Helen Haines critically injured after being struck by vehicle in Wangaratta – Greek City Times

A 43-year-old man is in custody and police have seized a knife from the vehicle. Independent federal MP Helen Haines has been taken to hospital with critical, life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle in Wangaratta this afternoon. It is understood a white Toyota LandCruiser struck the 65-year-old outside an office on Murphy Street …

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