Environmental organisations Mediterranean Institute for Nature and Anthropos (MedINA), EuroNatur, and RiverWatch have sounded the alarm over the future of the Vjosa River in northwestern Greece, warning that a lack…
The Greek government, under New Democracy, is steadily strengthening its ties with US energy giant Chevron, as it moves forward with plans to grant the company exploration and exploitation rights…
During his visit to the Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection on 24 April, PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis, ahead of the start of the fire-fighting season, thanked private donors for…
A recent on-site inspection by the “Save the Beaches of Naxos” movement has brought to light disturbing environmental violations on Plaka beach, one of the island’s most cherished natural areas…
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis has praised what he described as Greece’s “strategic relations” with Israel, Egypt, and Gulf nations, during an interview at the Delphi Economic Forum on Thursday, 10…
Just three days after a US jury in Louisiana ordered Chevron to pay $745 million in damages for water pollution near New Orleans, the US oil giant has been given…
Severe rainfall battered the Cyclades yesterday, leaving roads and homes in Paros and Mykonos submerged. Paros was particularly affected, suffering extensive damage, especially to its road network, with landslides, flooding,…
The Press Project journalist Jenny Tsiropoulou has been awarded the VOICES environmental journalism award at the European Festival of Journalism & Media Literacy for her report, “Offer water to your…
A tragic fire engulfed a hotel in Kalambaka on Monday morning, December 30, claiming the life of the 55-year-old hotel owner, who fell from a balcony before the fire brigade…
The storm system “Bora” has unleashed havoc across Greece, leaving three people dead, entire regions in states of emergency, and widespread destruction in its wake. The islands of Rhodes and…