AthensAbout 10,000 people marched through the capital over school funding.
Primary teachers across Greece struck for 24 hours, and students occupied 18 schools in Thessaloniki.
Protesters demand filled teaching vacancies, smaller classes, safer buildings, lower student rents and bigger housing allowances.
The government says hundreds of millions of euros are going into student housing and education upgrades.
Police detained 21 people in Athens and questioned 10 in Thessaloniki after clashes near Omonia.
How each outlet framed it
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- TRT World
- itemizes the specific demands: filling thousands of teaching vacancies, converting substitutes to permanent posts, and repealing student expulsion legislation
- The Times of India
- frames the marches against rising energy costs and weak purchasing power, linking them to solidarity with protests in France and Italy, and cites the government's housing spending
Sources: TRT World, The Times of India