The many lives along the Nestos river
What do kiwis have to do with jackals? Black Sea Greeks with vultures? Eels with whitewater activities? All are fed by the Nestos.
The way we changed our energy doctrine
Last week, we had a huge policy shift in Greece regarding our energy doctrine.
Granting the corridor, not the key
The United States aspires to become the European market’s main energy supplier, with Greece serving as a central gateway for American liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Southeastern and Eastern Europe.
Tsakalotos distances himself from Tsipras amid party speculation
Former finance minister Euclid Tsakalotos has distanced himself from ex-prime minister Alexis Tsipras, who resigned from Parliament in October and is widely expected to launch a new party – this time positioned closer to the political center – in early 2026. Several senior SYRIZA figures, including current leader Sokratis Famellos, have signaled they would join…
Emergency liver transplants sought for couple poisoned by wild mushrooms
Health authorities have issued a warning after a couple was hospitalized in critical condition following the consumption of poisonous wild mushrooms, local media reported on Friday.
Rural Greece struggles to cope with predator comeback
It was a shocking sight for the farmer – three of his sheep lying dead on the ground, signs of their mauling unmistakable. The large paw prints in the earth left no doubt they had been killed by a bear, a once rare but now increasingly frequent visitor in this part of northwestern Greece.
Russia’s hybrid war on Europe
Charles Kupchan, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and expert on Europe, joins Thanos Davelis as we look into Russia’s hybrid attacks on Europe, digging into the question of whether Russia could take these attacks a step further.
Severe storms cause landslides and flooding in Corfu
Severe storms that hit the Greek island of Corfu over the past several hours have triggered landslides, flooding, and road closures, with the northern part of the island hardest hit.
Who are the ‘Orthobros’ flocking to the Orthodox Church in the US?
George Demacopoulos, the co-director of the Orthodox Christian Studies Center at Fordham University, joins Thanos Davelis as we look into the “Orthobro” phenomenon, the wave of new converts to the Orthodox Church in the US, and what it means for Orthodoxy.
Mitsotakis: Greece aims for ‘win-win’ with US without undoing China deals
Greece is willing to strike mutually beneficial deals with the United States without undoing previous agreements with China, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has said, following criticism from Washington over Beijing’s investments in the country.