The ‘Santorini 2025’ project draws on island traditions and heritage to create a richer, more genuine visitor experience

The works in Stella Sevastopoulos’s current solo exhibition “Isles of Light and Memory” (Tsantilis Gallery) form a seamless tapestry of her paintings of the sea, reflecting her gradual transition from naturalism to the abstract.

As Greece's summer 'sezon' kicks off, young workers flock to the islands for seasonal jobs, navigating a landscape shadowed by exploitation and rising demand

“One of the most important things that's happened in the last couple of months is the reputation of America has taken a blow,” Baker said

Animals and our relationship with them throughout the history of our species figure prominently in Grama's mystical realm, with his fascination with the nobility of the horse – our perennial fellow-traveller and aid in our evolution – standing out

The former Israeli Prime Minister reflects on his experience in the Middle East, the role of Europe in shaping future peace, and his hopes that a two-state solution can be reached, despite current challenges

In a presidential election held on 26th March 2000, Vladimir Putin was elected President of Russia. Three individuals, each offering a different perspective, speak to TO BHMA International Edition about the 25 years that have shaped Vladimir Putin into the man he is today.

TO BHMA International Edition speaks with the organizers at SNFCC about the event's impact and how it can drive meaningful social change in Greece.

The former US Assistant Secretary of State foe Energy Resources passionately underlines importance of NATO and America's Global Alliances for US security

Greece recycles less than 20% of its waste and landfills over 75%. Can EU pressure, island pilot projects, and global momentum help shift Greece to a circular model?

“Fashion must be treated with respect, seriousness, and professionalism,” aspiring young fashion designer Eleni Kavvada tells TO BHMA International edition

Greece’s broad ministerial immunity has become a target of frustration as public outrage grows over accountability in politics and responsibility for the Tempi train crash.

Eleni Alexandrakis’ latest film sheds light on the Greek Civil War, its Children’s Cities, and the need to properly address our past, “so we can truly build our future”

TO BHMA International edition talks with prestigious scientists over concerns related to Musk’s actions and stance on issues related to scientific research funding and the dissemination of information on the platform X

In an insightful conversation, Ian Brzezinski, a renowned expert in global affairs and strategic advisory services, offers his analysis of how the Trump administration is reshaping U.S. foreign policy and its impact on international relations.

‘To Vima International Edition’ speaks with Psychiatrist Kiriakos Katsadoros about suicide rates and the urgent need for a national mental health strategy

In a candid interview, renowned economic and political commentator Martin Wolf discusses the unsettling shifts in global geopolitics driven by the U.S. under Donald Trump.

As extreme weather intensifies, nature-based solutions can help Greece and the Med improve its resilience to floods, wildfires, and coastal erosion.

On the morning of 23 May 1707, the people of Santorini were startled to discover that a new island had appeared overnight in the midst of their archipelago

TO BHMA International Edition talks with Canada’s current Ambassador to Greece, Anna-Karine Asselin