Heraklion’s Peskesi was named Best Organic Restaurant at the EU Organic Awards. The Cretan eatery outshone over 100 European entries.
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Desecration as Policy: Crete Mowed Under for Profiteering
Crete has endured conquerors before. Venetians, Ottomans, Nazis — each carved their mark into the island, and then they were cast out in time. Today’s invaders don’t come with flags or rifles. They arrive with glossy brochures, investment prospectuses, and permits rubber-stamped in Athens. Their weapon is bureaucracy; their legacy is desecration. There are many […]
Heraklion Buried in Trash as Workers Call for State of Emergency
Heraklion drowns in garbage. Workers demand emergency status, blaming failed privatization and warning of health, image, and tourism risks.
Crete Debates Migrant Facilities Amid Safety and Health Concerns
Crete faces tension over migrant facilities. Locals fear permanence, while experts push for organized infrastructure over chaos.
Too Many Cats, Too Little Care
Crete’s stray cats define the island’s streets, but overpopulation raises problems for locals and tourists.
Illegal Poisonings Target Stray Animals in Heraklion
Stray cats and dogs in Heraklion face rising poison attacks. Authorities remind citizens that animal poisoning is a criminal offense.
Humidity and Poor Ventilation Make Cretan Homes Prone to Mold Infestations
Cretan homes face recurring mold from humidity and poor ventilation. Residents scrub walls as officials tout sustainability but ignore damp reality.
Aposelemis Shutdown Sparks New Water Supply Problems in Heraklion
Repairs remain undefined, raising concerns for residents, businesses, and tourism.
Crete on High Fire Alert as Summer Risk Peaks
Civil Protection places Crete under high fire risk. Citizens urged to stay alert, avoid sparks, and protect homes and nature.
Why 2030 Is a Realistic Date for Kasteli Airport’s Grand Opening
On Radiome 88.4, Vangelis Vistakis and Heraklion airport chief Iakovos Ouranos confirmed delays for Kasteli Airport. Radar stuck on Papoura Hill, staff untrained, and contract penalties loom. 2027 is a fantasy, 2028–2030 more likely.
Migration Minister on Crete Arrivals: ‘They Are Detainees, Not Guests’
After 850 migrant arrivals in Crete, Migration Minister Thanos Plevris confirmed they are detained, not hosted, with transfers and sea patrols underway.
Cretan Mountain Replica Under Construction at the Natural History Museum of Crete
The Natural History Museum of Crete is building a full-scale mountain with cave and gorge, complete with kri-kri goats and vultures on its peaks.
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