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

"I think over 20 percent of the AfD in Germany is a very, very bad figure. It will only fall again if the new federal government does a very good job very quickly and very consistently."

TO BHMA International Edition speaks to EFL professionals in Greece about the importance of English language skills in an increasingly interconnected world

“The human brain under continuous stress functions like a car with its hazard lights permanently on—eventually, the battery drains. Similarly, human resilience collapses, exhibiting psychosomatic illnesses,” Psychiatry Professor Antonios Dakanalis told TO BHMA International Edition.

In this interview with Dr. Robert Kaplan, a renowned geopolitical analyst and author, we discuss various global issues under the current leadership of Donald Trump. Kaplan shares his insights on Trump’s approach to foreign policy, his post-literate mindset, and the impact of his leadership on both the United States and the rest of the world. […]

The run-up to the Greek Revolution had begun years before March 25, 1821; Prince Alexandros Ypsilantis’ ill-fated incursion into the Danubian principalities was the uprising's precursor

As the repercussions of the USAID funding freeze unfold, U.S. foreign aid has come under increased scrutiny, highlighting regions heavily reliant on this support—such as Southeast Europe, which received a staggering $830 million in 2023 alone.

The small town in the Peloponnese has gained popularity among outdoor enthusiasts. Local residents share their insights with To Vima International edition

Strategies to maximize Greece's yachting tourism potential take center stage at the 4th Panhellenic Yachting Conference on Feb. 20-21

‘The law doesn’t contain any penalties for children or their parents’ Australian Ambassador in Athens Alison Duncan told To Vima International Edition

Trump is looking to end birthright citizenship in the U.S. and push it towards a narrow regime all too familiar in Greece and elsewhere

First lady Melania Trump wore a hat by designer Eric Javitz to U.S. President Donald Trump's inauguration, and it is all social media can talk about.

Cruise tourism supports Greece's economy, but it also raises concerns about overtourism. ‘To Vima International Edition’ explores these issues with the head of the industry’s European trade association

On the streets of Greece’s capital, accessibility remains a concept rather than a commitment.

In Greece, different regions have their own unique (and sometimes strange) traditions to usher in the New Year...