What if the Santorini situation becomes one of those rearview mirror events the geniuses in charge are flawless in analyzing after things go violently wrong? Take the earthquake swarms offshore of the volcanic island. The tremors have prompted a state of emergency, but many volcanologists and geologists are urging calm. Calm. Let’s look at a […]
Emergency Shelters for Cyclades Evacuees Open in Athens
The Athens Municipality steps in to provide emergency shelters for Cyclades residents after increased earthquakes.
Heraklion on Alert: Emergency Centers Open Amid Severe Weather
Heraklion on alert: the municipality responds to ongoing bad weather with open emergency centers for vulnerable groups. Details included.
NERITES Uses Robots to Safeguard Underwater Cultural Heritage
The €3.9M NERITES project (2024-2026) pioneers robotic and sensory technologies to preserve underwater cultural heritage.
Fava Recipe: Greece’s Answer to “What Can I Do With These Yellow Split Peas?”
Fava recipe: Greece’s iconic dish made from yellow split peas, is simple yet packed with flavor.
Postponed and Party-Ready: Rethymno Carnival 2025 Gears Up
Rethymno Carnival 2025 begins on February 12th after a weather delay, inviting everyone to its dazzling theme “Step Into the Light.”
Heraklion-Agios Nikolaos National Road Gets a Facelift
The Regional Governor of Crete, Stavros Arnaoutakis, greenlights a €975,598 contract to upgrade the Heraklion-Agios Nikolaos National Road.
Cyclades Antiquities Protection Under Scrutiny Amid Santorini Seismic Activity
Lina Mendoni chaired a meeting addressing Cyclades antiquities protection due to Santorini seismic activity.
Farmers’ Income Heads for a Nosedive as Olive Oil Prices Drop
Olive oil prices plunge to €4.5, straining farmer incomes in Greece. High costs and potential Trump tariffs add to the crisis.
Greece-Saudi Arabia Tourism Cooperation: Opportunities, Challenges, and Why Visas Are the Real Villains
Minister Olga Kefalogianni met Arab diplomats to discuss Greece-Saudi Arabia Tourism Cooperation, investment potential, and closer ties.
Viking Star Changes Course from Tremor-Prone Santorini to Crete
Santorini’s earthquakes prompt cruise ship Viking Star to reroute to Crete. What this means for visitors, tourism, and future travel plans.
Starry Nights in Heraklion: Telescope Viewing of Planetary Parade CANCELLED
Mark your calendar for February 8-9 for starry nights in Heraklion: telescopic views of a rare planetary parade.
Crete Goes Horta Foraging to Celebrate Its Wild Edible Greens
A Rich Heritage Rooted in Wild Greens Crete treasures its deep connection with wild edible greens, or horta, boasting one of the broadest biodiversities worldwide. With over 120 species thriving across its dynamic landscapes—from rugged mountains to breezy coastlines—these greens form the soul of Cretan cuisine. This tradition stands out because horta isn’t tucked away […]
Santorini Declares State of Emergency Amid Seismic Activity
Until March 1, 2025, the municipality of Thira in Santorini is under a state of emergency due to ongoing earthquakes.
Forme Musicali: Rising Greek Pianist Takes the Stage
Forme Musicali is a concert featuring Greek pianist Konstantinos Katsoulis with works by Bach, Beethoven, Grieg, and Kapustin.
Spathareion Museum: 465 Reasons to Visit Greece’s Shadow Theatre
Spathareion Museum, featuring 465 shadow theatre artefacts donated by Eugenios Spatharis, is now officially protected as a monument.
Greece Now Has a National Action Plan for Cycling
A big meeting about Greece’s National Action Plan for Cycling kicked off with bold promises.
Heraklion Weather Alert: Heated Shelters Open Across the City
Heraklion’s municipal services provide heated shelters and emergency support on 6th February to combat ongoing harsh weather.
TRANSCEND Project Tackles Water Scarcity and Climate Change Challenges
TRANSCEND Project’s second workshop brought experts to Tympaki to discuss solutions for water scarcity and climate change.
Santorini Seismic Activity: Workers Leave, Tourists Stay
Santorini faces challenges as workers depart amid seismic activity, yet tourists remain: current situation and what’s at stake this April.
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