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Delos, the sacred island of Apollo and a UNESCO World Heritage site, is losing ground to the sea, according to findings presented at the Academy of Athens. Researchers from the academy, the National Observatory of Athens and the Ephorate of...
genuinely alarming how populism can so easily unmake even politically mature countries. A classic example is the United Kingdom – a nation with deep history, strong institutions, tradition, and (supposedly) robust mechanisms for...
A dispute over a planned $4 billion tourism development in Albania has become the focus of political controversy, media accusations and public protests, as opponents say concerns about land ownership and planning transparency have...
A new Pulse poll suggests Greece's political landscape has become more fluid following the formal entry of Alexis Tsipras and Maria Karystianou into the pre-election arena. The survey for Skai found New Democracy still leading with 25.5% of...
Turkey's planned “Blue Homeland” legislation is now expected to be delayed until October, with Turkish sources attributing the postponement to technical and bureaucratic reasons rather than a policy shift. According to well-informed...
The government has submitted to Parliament a comprehensive urban planning code that consolidates decades of fragmented legislation into a single legal text. The code brings together provisions scattered across 119 laws and 53...
Greece is preparing legislation to tighten ATV regulations after a string of deadly accidents on islands, including the death of a 42-year-old British tourist in Corfu whose vehicle veered into oncoming traffic and crashed into an olive...
