n orange canary named Gim breathes like a flame in a lantern. His song, his rhythm, and his fragile fire turn everyday noise into silence, teaching the beauty of life and presence.
Greece’s Travel Risk Is No Lifeline in a Crisis
A first-person account reveals how Greece’s suicide helplines fail foreigners. Calls go unanswered, operators speak only Greek, and denials mask a fragile safety net.
Crete’s Farmers Announce September Protests Amid Collapse of Livestock Sector
Cretan livestock farmers announce September mobilizations over falling milk prices, lost pastures, and unpaid subsidies.
How Does It Feel to Live in Nea Alikarnassos?
Life in Nea Alikarnassos: from ship horns to tzitzikas, here is why sleep is a distant dream in this noisy Cretan neighborhood.
Crete’s Air Quality Worsens
Region of Crete warns of increased air pollution in Heraklion from fine particulate matter.
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