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King Sarpedon and Rumors of Empires Lost and Won

2019-11-23 by Phil Butler

Scholars unveil more and more to help us understand antiquity. But our legacy remains in the ethereal playground of King Sarpedon.

What’s Going On With Environmental Protection in Elafonisi?

2025-04-23 By Manuel Santos

Elafonisi, a paradise for sun-seekers and selfie enthusiasts, has become the battleground for Greece’s latest episode of “Who can break the law while admiring nature.” For those who skipped the fanfare, the region’s Monitoring and Implementation Committee held their fourth meeting on April 15, 2025. Their job? To check if the Elafonisi environmental protection plan—announced […]

Recycled Waste Keeps Piling Up in Ierapetra

2025-04-23 By Victoria Udrea

Tourists visiting Crete find Ierapetra struggling with mounting recycled waste from farm chemicals. Local officials, farmers, and recycling companies face gridlock due to government delays.

VOAK Completion Drags On

2025-04-23 By Iorgos Pappas

VOAK completion on Crete inches forward as the Deputy Minister of Infrastructure, Nikos Tachiaos, discusses the latest hurdles and plans for the island’s major highway.

Samaria Gorge Accident – Belgian Hiker Vowes to Return

2025-04-23 By Manuel Santos

After the Samaria Gorge accident on April 22, a 28-year-old Belgian hiker survived a 25-meter fall thanks to the efforts of fellow hikers and Chania rescue teams.

Samaria Gorge Remains Dangerous: Young Tourist Survives Shocking 25-Meter Fall

2025-04-22 By Manuel Santos

A young Dutch tourist was hospitalized after falling 25 meters in Samaria Gorge, which remains dangerous for hikers. He is in stable condition at Chania Hospital’s Neurosurgery Clinic.

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