Greece Police advise people what to do if they see a fawn alone

GREECE, N.Y. – Have you ever seen a fawn lying alone in a yard, flower bed, or near a porch and wondered if you should do something? According to Greece Police, it is very common for people to find fawns alone. They say during May and June are when most …

Foreign National Arrested for Attempting to Travel to Greece on a Fake Schengen Visa

A 26-year-old man from Nepal, Risman Chaudhary, has been arrested by the Sahar police after attempting to enter Greece with a fake Schengen visa. According to Sahar police, the Nepali man wanted to settle in Europe, and had obtained the visa in an …

Panic in Greece as the crowds that ruined Mykonos discover another beautiful island

The once-hidden gem islands of Mykonos and Santorini are no more. 50 years ago, tourism on the Greek islands was still in its early stages of development. Fast-forward to today, Santorini received an estimated 2.9 million air passengers alone in 2024, …

Greece named Guest of Honour for 44th Sharjah Book Fair

Deputy Minister Fotilas noted that Greece’s participation stems from strong bilateral ties and years of cultural collaboration: “Our programme at SIBF 2025 will celebrate Greek literature, philosophy, arts and gastronomy, offering visitors a vibrant window …

5 Reasons Greece Should Be Your Next Holiday Destination

Whether you’re craving sun-soaked beaches, rich cultural experiences, or food that speaks straight to the soul, Greece continues to deliver unforgettable travel moments for every kind of explorer. As one of the world’s most beloved destinations, Greece’s …

A Musical Odyssey Through Greece: Australian Hellenic Choir’s ‘A Portrait of Greece’ Concert in Sydney 2025

The concert is divided into two distinct parts, each offering a unique perspective on Greek music and identity. The first part opens with Seikilos’ Epitaph, a hauntingly beautiful melody from 200 BC, regarded as one of the oldest surviving musical …

Greece and the new cold war

I got a visit a few years ago from a serious researcher from a major American university who was doing a study on the privatization of Piraeus port. He insisted, somewhat monotonously, on asking: “Why did you give it to China?” And my simple answer was, “ …

Uncle Sam’s biggest creditor faces a fiscal crisis ‘worse than Greece’ as its borrowing costs hit 20-year high 

Türkiye rejects Greece's baseless 'Pontic genocide' allegations

The Foreign Ministry on Monday strongly condemned statements made by Greek officials on May 19, which it described as “delusional” and incompatible with historical facts, in reference to what Athens calls the anniversary of the so-called "Pontic …

Is Reform Possible for Greece?

In her article in To Vima last Sunday, Dimitra Kroustalli raised two key questions about recent reforms made in Greece: whether they have been implemented, and whether they have achieved their aim, explaining that citizens want to see “the money the state …