Tel Aviv’s anger was provoked by a recent publication by the popular Italian magazine L’Espresso (10/4), which captures the violence of Israeli settlers against Palestinians through a series of photographic documents.

Are algorithms merely tools of control? Tiziano Bonini and Emiliano Treré explain to TO BHMA that workers and activists “respond” to platform power, turning code into a tool of resistance and digital isolation into a new form of collective action.

In a groundbreaking new study, Stathis Kalyvas and Natasha Triantafylli trace the artistic, literary cosmogony under the Colonels’ seven-year dictatorship

The world’s greatest repository of Greek antiquities to shut down for five years at least for expansion, restructuring museological approach

Easter often revives debate about animal rights—yet sadly, not all animals are included

Nationwide increases in cases are being recorded for several diseases included in the Ministry of Health’s “lists” of rare conditions. How is life with a rare disease, how is diagnosis made, and what role does genetics play?

As Hungary heads to the polls, Europe holds its breath. Paolo Gentiloni, former Italian Prime Minister and European Commissioner, breaks down why the import of this “small” country for the EU belies its small size.

The increase in water reserves does not remove the risk of water shortage in Attica, as safety levels remain below those of previous years. The need to implement critical interventions to secure the water supply remains urgent.

The digitization of the Diplomatic and Historical Archive of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs opens new horizons. Tens of thousands of files relating to the dictatorship period and the 1955–1960 five-year span are being catalogued. These are expected to shed light on unknown aspects of the Cyprus issue.

In this revealing interview with To BHMA International Edition, Chief White House Correspondent for the New York Times Peter Baker offers a candid look at how the Trump presidency has reshaped the relationship between power and the press.

An independent group of specialists reviewed newly released and pre-existing evidence of the Nirvana singer's suicide. Their findings call into question the legitimacy of the official police investigation.

In an increasingly connected world, the effects of excessive social media use do not differ significantly whether a teenager lives in California or in the remotest parts of the Balkans

Once feared in olden tales, fairies are re-emerging as seductive vixens in today’s booming romantasy genre—blending romance, myth, and power in stories that captivate modern readers.

The #WeAreGreekWarriors show in Michigan brings to light the overlooked heroines of Greece’s 1821 Revolution.

The legendary songwriter and producer has begun a campaign for their return, and a new documentary about his smash 2022 benefit concert at the Herodion will be screened internationally

On the declaration of 2026 as the International Year of the Woman Farmer by the United Nations, the multifaceted organic farmer from Northern Greece speaks about the challenges, the struggles, and the rewards of working the land.

Inspection by “To Vima” of a place with closed houses, a dwindling population, and villages struggling to stay alive – Testimonies of the remaining residents and the big questions about the state’s choices

Centered around students from the 1st Elementary School of Voula, each time a team is formed with students from other schools and parents, and they travel to remote areas

The artist spoke with TO BHMA about her connection to the Greek capital, as well as her new project Pharmacy.

A growing number of young people in Greece are turning physical pain into a language for expressing emotions they struggle with—revealing a silent crisis that demands attention, understanding, and urgent support.