Dispilio Tablet Discovery Shakes Foundations of Written History
Could a wooden tablet from Greece rewrite history? The Dispilio Tablet, dated to 5260 BC, challenges the conventional narrative of the origins of writing.
‘Sunken’ Village in Greece Emerged Again Due to Drought
Sunken Greek village reemerges due to drought, sparking fascination and reflection on climate change.
Desperate for Love: Arsonist Ignites Greece to Woo Firefighters
A 45-year-old woman has been arrested in Tripoli, Greece, on suspicion of arson. She’s accused of intentionally setting multiple…
Hundreds of Thousands of Dead Fish Flood Greek Port City, Driving Away Tourists
Hundreds of thousands of dead fish have washed up on the shores of Volos, a popular Greek port city. This alarming sight has caught the attention of locals and tourists, with many questioning the cause.
Athens Under Siege: Wildfires Force Mass Evacuations
Wildfires engulf Athens suburbs, causing mass evacuations and widespread destruction. International aid arrives as Greece faces a state of emergency.
Santorini’s Breaking Point: When Tourism Becomes Too Much
Santorini’s tourism crisis goes beyond overtourism. Locals reveal the shocking truth behind the island’s struggle.