How to make homemade olives
A detailed guide to preparing homemade Greek table olives – from selecting the right fruit to mastering the art of curing and brining.
Best year for Cyprus tourism ever
Tourism in Cyprus is expected to once again achieve record performance in 2025.
Alonissos marine park faces new fishing threat
The Culture Ministry has lifted fishing restrictions within Alonissos National Marine Park in the Aegean, sparking environmental concerns.
US in danger of losing the global trade war it started
Donald Trump spent the first eight months since he returned to the White House upending the global trading system that America had spent the past 80 years defending.
Overconstruction on Greek islands in the spotlight
The rapid and often uncontrolled residential boom on the islands of the Southern Aegean over the last two decades is the focus of a new study carried out by a team at the University of the Aegean’s Department of Geography.
Burgum highlights Greece’s role in reducing Europe’s dependence on Russian gas
US Interior Secretary and Head of the US Energy Sovereignty Council Doug Burgum highlighted Greece’s role in reducing Europe’s dependence on Russian gas during an event titled “Powering US Energy Dominance.”
Church of Greece enters age of artificial intelligence
The Church of Greece has entered the age of artificial intelligence with LOGOS, its own AI tool developed by the Metropolis of Nea Ionia, Filadelfia, Iraklio and Halkidona in collaboration with the University of the Aegean.
Chevron expected to begin seismic surveys in 2026, Mitsotakis says
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced during his weekly social media review that seismic surveys by Chevron south of Crete and the Peloponnese are expected to begin in 2026.
What’s that meowing on the rooftop?
There are times in politics when the answer to the question in the title is not clear-cut; when it’s riddled with traps, potential misunderstandings and hidden agendas.
Hooded individuals attack Voridis in Crete restaurant
A group of about 25 hooded individuals attacked New Democracy MP and former minister Makis Voridis and his family in Heraklion, Crete, on Saturday evening.