Greek students and teachers have taken to the streets in large numbers to protest against government policies affecting education and wages, escalating tensions in the country’s public sector. Demonstrations have reportedly disrupted classes and public services as participants demand better funding for schools and fairer compensation for educators. The unrest reflects broader dissatisfaction with austerity measures and reforms that have strained public services in recent years. Authorities are facing pressure to address the grievances before the situation further impacts academic stability.


Thousands of Greek students, teachers protest over education, pay  Reuters