In an interview with BHMA International Edition, Tony Barber argues that one of the central problems facing European countries today is the state’s declining ability to deliver public services with the same speed, efficiency and inclusiveness as in the past

As the European Union pushes for the expansion of aquaculture across its waters, Greece confronts a deeper question: can industrial fish farming develop along its iconic shores without destroying the ecosystems and coastal communities that depend on them?

Whether the trilateral strategic military-economic partnership can affect geopolitical balances in the Mediterranean remains unclear

Prince Andrew Under Investigation: Law, Distance and the Strain on the Monarchy

The lesson is not that we are doomed to relive the 1930s, but that recognizing historical parallels may help societies act more wisely before instability deepens into catastrophe

Soon, the sight of a car pulling up to the curb with no one in the driver’s seat will no longer feel like science fiction but part of everyday urban life.

Dimitris Mavrokefalidis speaks with the creators of the documentary “Generation Lonely” about the silent crisis that changed young people’s lives, with the pandemic and artificial intelligence as catalysts. Is there a way out?

Storytelling counteracts the deficiencies of AI by offering in medias res beginnings that LLMs, by design, cannot. Great texts are great because, rather than beginning with exposition and scene-setting, they start in medias res, a technique that has its roots in Homer

TO BHMA International Edition speaks with volcanologist George Vougioukalakis about why visitors remember Santorini’s sunsets, wine, and views but little about the volcano that created it all.

Think Greece is only about history, beaches, islands and great food? Think again. Live sports thrive here year-round.

The British scientists created their application by “marrying” virtual reality with geotagging technology

What really happened in Chios: a collision in the Aegean and the questions that followed

America Square and the Athens that is being redistributed floor by floor

The Greek Community of Cairo turned toward the acquisition and exploitation of real estate, investing in land as a means of economic and social support

“Turtles are so charismatic and strong, they encompass everything beautiful”

“Denmark Cannot Defend Greenland - And Never Will”

For the first time in decades, Greek handicrafts are returning not as nostalgic relics, but as engines of regional development, education, and innovation—connecting traditional skills with modern markets and EU strategies

Kostas Bourousis describes how print media is becoming the premium response to information shaped by algorithmic moods. Why has Generation Z elevated magazines into a part of its identity?

When does inequality cease to be a strictly economic issue and become a wound in the body of democracy?

A young Greek woman navigates migration, ambition, and belonging in America