Civil Protection Mechanism has been activated 29 times this year as Europe becomes world’s fastest warming continent
Wall of flames over 25 metres high is encroaching on Greek city
A thought-provoking show brings together art from three countries — Greece, Spain and Portugal — created under oppressive regimes
Turkish wine should be great, but President Erdoğan’s regime is making things very hard indeed
The revitalisation of the Greek capital’s southern coastline is a Herculean task. Can the country’s infrastructure support such an epic vision?
Seven tastemakers set the scene for a meal to remember
A tour of the Greek island where books, beatniks and buzz collide
The opening of Gundari, a five-star clifftop retreat, is prompting both excitement and anxiety on the island
HTSI’s fashion editor never travels without his packing cubes, polo shirt and Pleasing lip balm
Rigorous BBC2 documentary suggests the Greek coast guard helped cause the 2023 sinking, with the loss of nearly 650 lives
From a villa on the coast of Mykonos with own private dock to a traditional house on Santorini
This Greek wine is almost as delicious to say as it is to drink
Taxi drivers now obliged to join other professions in accepting card payments
More than 350 works have gone to Tate, Guggenheim and Athens’ EMST but his name won’t be appearing at any of them
Scar tissue that I wish you saw
Kyiv renews plea for Patriot and S-300 systems at meeting of foreign and defence ministers
Urgent need to ratify UN treaty to protect 30% of oceans by 2030, backers say
Leave it all behind on Sardinia, Formentera or Tinos
A ride around the Greek island on a traditional wooden fishing boat offers an experience of a working culture that is under threat
The country’s recovery has benefited its banks in particular
Cycling on the Mani, sybaritism on Kea, Antiparos charm and Cretan chic
It is magical to leave behind Britain’s sodden crocuses to be immersed in a topsy-turvy Greek February
Also in this newsletter: Greek parliament to approve private higher education after decades of wrangling
The two leaders were a few hundred metres away when the port of Odesa was struck in lethal attack
Law backed by centre-right PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis will formalise same-sex unions and parenthood
