On Sunday, July 27, 2025, a 46-year-old Italian tourist lost his life while swimming at Myrtos Beach in Ierapetra.
Crete
7-Million Euro Fix for New Kereti Bridge
The new Keriti Bridge stands, open and functioning. Construction projects faced delays, approvals, and credit claims from every level of government imaginable.
Greece’s Great Water Heist: Privatization in the Age of Monetized Drought
When the rain is sold and the rivers are ghosts, only the parched remember who stole the clouds. They were warned. For twenty-five years, Greece was told that its water was vanishing, that the islands were fragile, that overdevelopment and unchecked tourism were ecological suicide. They made sustainability plans. They published warnings. Citizens were surveyed. […]
Warm Nights-Cold Beers Returns to Georgiadis Park on August 1-2
Warm Nights-Cold Beers returns to Georgiadis Park on August 1-2, 2025, hosted by DEPANAL.
Temenia Fire Contained; However, it Left a Lasting Mark
Over 200 firefighters, assisted by helicopters and locals, battled the Temenia fire near Kandanos-Selino in Crete. The fire is now contained.
Fire in Temenia: Alexandros Markogiannakis Observes Aftermath and Recovery Efforts
On July 27, 2025, Alexandros Markogiannakis visited Temenia to observe the effects and assess the recovery following the recent fire.
Epic Fire in Crete: Villages Evacuated as Flames Rage
A massive fire erupted in Chania, Crete, on Saturday, July 26, 2025, triggering the evacuation of several villages.
Winds Fuel Destruction in Crete’s Heart
Hellfire struck Chania on July 26, as relentless winds fuel destructive wildfires. Residents, tourists, and firefighters grapple with loss and danger.
Crete Is on Fire: Wildfire Chaos Forces Beach Evacuations and Threatens Villages
Bleeding Sky, Burning Ground It is the kind of heat that claws under your skin and sets your nerves on edge. Crete, proud and stubborn, caught off guard, finds itself encircled by flames. The wind never rests. The wildfires never blink. Chania. Heraklion. Words etched into the smoke, names whispered in red glow and fear. […]
The Struggle to Protect the Papoura Hill Minoan Monument Continues
The Papoura Hill Minoan monument drew overwhelming local opposition when plans for radar installation threatened its preservation.
Papoura Hill Saga Continues: Archeologists Demand Saving the Minoan Monument
Papoura Hill saga continues in Crete as archaeologists, locals, and officials clash over the fate of precious Minoan ruins in Kastelli.
Water Prices Rising? Why Crete Thinks Privatizing Water Is a Dry Joke
EDEYA in Crete sounds the alarm as the government’s National Drought Plan threatens public water management and increases water prices.
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