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Women Who Power the Future: Stella Tsani on Leading the Energy Transition
Economy · Attica

Women Who Power the Future: Stella Tsani on Leading the Energy Transition

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In this exclusive interview, recipient of the 2025 EUSEW Woman in Energy Award Stella Tsani critical intersections of economics, equity, and clean energy. A leading voice in just energy transitions, Stella unpacks the economic models driving systemic change, the role of women in transforming energy systems, and how inclusive policies can shape a more sustainable […] The post Women Who Power the Future: Stella Tsani on Leading the Energy Transiti…See the Story
Serifos: The Intangible Cultural Heritage of Its Mining Activity
Greece · Greece

Serifos: The Intangible Cultural Heritage of Its Mining Activity

Serifos, a small island in the western Cyclades, has a long history tied to its iron and copper mines, which brought prosperity from ancient times. After the end of the Greek Revolution in 1830, mining resumed on a large scale, focusing on surface iron deposits and boosting the local economy — albeit under harsh and unsafe conditions. During this period, the island’s population increased by approximately 2,000 people, as workers arrived from oth…Read Article
Book of the Month: “Hydra in Winter” by Shelley Dark
Attica · Attica

Book of the Month: “Hydra in Winter” by Shelley Dark

When Shelley Dark lands solo on the Greek island of Hydra for two weeks in the dead of winter, she’s not chasing sunny beaches. She’s hunting a pirate—her husband’s great-great-grandfather and Australia’s first Greek convict. Armed with an umbrella, a cashmere scarf, and zero Greek skills, Shelley is ready to conquer the archives. But Hydra has other ideas: fresh seafood, exhilarating hikes, cats, donkeys, and warm, eccentric locals. What starts…Read Article

10th Beyond Borders Kastellorizo International Documentary Festival - Greek News Agenda

For its 10th anniversary, “Beyond Borders” Kastellorizo International Documentary Festival celebrates with a special edition dedicated to Greece and its creative powers. This year’s festival, which will take place on August 24-30, on the history of Greek documentaries, and their efforts to record reality, comment on it and reshape it in the most imaginative and direct way. The Festival's visual identity, designed by the creative agency Polkadot …Greece · GreeceRead Article

Kokosalaki’s Legacy and the Art of Fashion at the CCA

The Contemporary Art Museum of Crete (CCA) in Rethymno presents the exhibition “What you wear is what you are”, a compelling exploration of how fashion intersects with art and politics, identity and culture, personal and social expression. The exhibition features works by 29 artists and designers and will be on view through October 31st. Bill Georgoussis Untitled 2020 Curators Maria Maragkou, Maria Panayides and Stavros Kavalaris seek to highlig…Crete, Crete Region · CreteRead Article

Poliochne on the Island of Lemnos: The Earliest Evidence of Social and Civic Structure in Europe

Ancient Poliochne, on the east coast of the North Aegean island of Lemnos is considered one of the major early urban centers of the Early Bronze Age (c. 3200 – 2100 BC) and the first city in Europe with a basic social and civic structure. Positioned on an elongated rise near the cove of Vroskopos and between two rivers, it thrived due to its strategic location and trade connections with the Northeast Aegean, Asia Minor, the Greek mainland, and t…Greece · GreeceRead Article

Democracy, Ethics, and Power in the Age of Biopolitics: The Third Delphi Dialogues

The European Cultural Delphi Centre (E.C.D.C.) a cultural institution in Greece aiming at exploring humanistic thought and promoting dialogue on the pressing questions of our time, has launched in 2023 the international symposium “Delphi Dialogues,” which aims to explore key aspects of humanity’s journey toward its emerging future, and to contribute through concrete proposals and the promotion of global critical thinking. Renowned thinkers and s…Democracy · GreeceRead Article

Fournoi Islands: The Largest Underwater Shipwreck Museum in the Aegean

The Fournoi Islands, located in the eastern Aegean near Ikaria, are reknown for the high number of ancient shipwrecks discovered in their surrounding waters - more than in any other area of the Aegean Sea. These small islands have become a major archaeological hotspot and one of the most significant sites for underwater archaeological research. Since 2015, when the Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities launched an ambitious project to document Four…Greece · GreeceRead Article

"Cabinets of Curiosities": Uncharted territories – An Interview with Curator Yannis Bolis

A Cabinet of Curiosities, an exhibition currently on view at MOMus-Museum Alex Mylona creates an unconventional, eccentric, and intimate world. It brings together more than 70 contemporary visual artists who, each in their own way, recreate the mysterious atmosphere of the “cabinets of curiosities,” inviting the viewer to embark on a journey of (self) discovery. Theo Bargiotas Still Life with Messed up AI Critters Cabinets of Curiosities origina…Greece · GreeceRead Article

Reading Greece: Maria Voulgari – “Music and poetry constitute the two sides of the same human need to create, express and communicate”

Maria Voulgari is a singer/songwriter, performer and poet. She has been singled out for the particular timbre of her voice, the performance of her songs and the specificity of her writing. She has published the poetry collections G sharp minor (2019), Ginger Scent (2023), 225 (2025). Her poems have been translated into English and Portuguese. She already counts five personal albums and four independent productions. Her songs and poems have won f…Attica · AtticaRead Article

Greek Soldiers Who Served in Cyprus Honoured with New Monument

Greek soldiers who served in Cyprus were honoured on Friday with the unveiling of a monument in Keramoti, Kavala, Greece, where President Nikos Christodoulides spoke of pursuing the reunification of the island through “assertive realism.” “Our aim and pursuit, through assertive realism and by strengthening the international standing of the…Greece · GreeceSee the Story

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