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Hadrian’s Aqueduct: A 1,863-year-old Roman solution to Athens’ water scarcity problem
The history of the aqueduct-monument, unknown to many, commissioned by the Roman Emperor Hadrian - It spans eight municipalities of Attica over a length of 24 kilometers and is being revived to supply the capital with one million cubic meters of water annually, exclusively for irrigation
Grief in Crete: Damage to the thousand-year-old pine tree that inspired Nikos Kazantzakis (photos)
This particular plane tree is mentioned in the book "Captain Michalis"
Hagia Sophia: The iconic dome is being dismantled – What’s happening with the monument
The historical dome of Hagia Sophia is being dismantled as part of restoration works – What the responsible committee says and the position of Greece’s Ministry of Culture
Smartphone: When does it become…a drug, is there a way to detox?
We sleep with it, it is the first thing we check when we wake up, we check hundreds of notifications daily, we have meetings even while driving, and, most importantly, we tremble at the thought that we might be without signal or without it
IB: The benefits and difficulties of the International Baccalaureate coming to public schools
In 2026 the first students - The procedure, the courses and the universities that admit graduates without exams - What applies to the private sector
