At a time when artificial intelligence is rapidly making inroads into every aspect of public life, culture could not remain unaffected. For Valentin Schmite, co-founder of the Ask Mona app, the goal is not simply to introduce new technologies into museums, but to radically change the way people approach knowledge, art, and the cultural experience.

Poetry will exist as long as humanity exists, whatever shocking, spectacular, or disruptive developments may follow

According to To Vima, Education Minister Sofia Zacharaki has requested that the Regional Education Directorates examine over time the files of all active teachers, with particular emphasis on those currently in classrooms

After wildfires forced the largest evacuation in Greece’s history, volunteers, scientists and businesses are working to restore Rhodes’ burned forests, and ultimately testing whether Mediterranean landscapes can recover in a hotter climate.

Shocking images of the 1944 May Day executions in Kaisariani reveal Nazi brutality and spur Greece to preserve its visual history.

Retired German colonel Ralph Thiele tells To Vima that the Iran conflict could turn into a long, asymmetric war targeting soft sites across the region. Strategic hubs such as Souda Bay in Crete could become vulnerable as tensions spread toward Europe.

The pufferfish is an invasive species that, having entered the Mediterranean from the Suez Canal, continuously gains ground as it multiplies rapidly and has no natural predators

Svitlana Kovalchuk, Executive Director of YES (Yalta European Strategy) at the Victor Pinchuk Foundation, spoke with TO BHMA International about the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and the prospects for a sustainable peace.

If you’ve spent time in Athens as a visitor or a resident, you’ll know how chaotic, charming, exasperating and irresistible the city can be — often all at once

If you’ve spent time in Athens as a visitor or a resident, you’ll know how chaotic, charming, exasperating and irresistible the city can be—often all at once

After a prison sentence derailed his life at 20, one young man rebuilt it through education behind bars—highlighting how a prison school in Greece has helped dozens of inmates reach university and start over

In an interview with To Vima International Edition, Dr. Amir Ali Farman-Farma sets out the challenging internal, regional and global parameters of the day after in his country

Missile strikes in the heart of Tehran have damaged the historic Golestan Palace, turning centuries-old royal residences into silent witnesses of war and reminding the world how fragile cultural heritage can be in the crossfire of modern conflict

At roughly the same time, an urban cuisine in line with international standards was gradually being formed in Greece

Former Ambassador to Serbia, Iraq, South Korea, Poland, and North Macedonia, Christopher Hill, pulls no punches in this interview with To BHMA International Edition.

Children enter institutions physically or psychologically traumatized, from parents who have overwhelmingly experienced poverty and social exclusion. They are then asked to live in an environment that, by its nature, struggles to offer individualized attention and care

The Greek expatriate who has dedicated his life to preserving Greek culture in Australia talks about the challenges, the language, the relationship with the Church, and the future of the diaspora.

The Senior International Correspondent for Corriere della Sera, Andrea Nicastro, shares candid insights in an interview with TO BHMA International Edition on the Ukraine war, the changing global power landscape, and the forces shaping today’s international stage.

This is your chance to make a difference and give your once loved items a new lease of life. Ten places to donate clothes, shoes, and more.

From ancient inscriptions to global classrooms, Greek continues to connect people, cultures, and generations across the globe.