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Prime Minister:”There are times when the intensity of such phenomena exceeds all human planning” – Support for wildfire victims will be immediate
Protecting human life remains our priority, says Kyriakos Mitsotakis in his weekly Sunday post, noting that the battle firefighters are facing exceeds the limits of human endurance
Minoan Palaces: what their inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List means and entails
The important benefits as well as the binding obligations were explained by Culture Minister Lina Mendoni from Knossos
Baalbek, the Lebanese city from the era of Alexander the Great under bombardment – protothema at the ancient temples
In the past, Baalbek was called Heliopolis; in 1984 it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site – In yesterday’s bombings, three members of a family were killed, including a 3-year-old child
When scrolling becomes addiction: Internet addiction now affecting even primary school children
Rates of internet addiction among children and adolescents have nearly doubled since the pandemic – Symptoms, impact on academic performance and nutrition – Setting an age limit on social media is part of the solution, experts say
Minoan architecture protected the palace of Archanes from natural disasters
The ingenuity, experience, and refined aesthetics of Minoan architects protected the palace from natural disasters and landslides
Mediterranean Diet: On the 15th Anniversary of UNESCO recognition, Italy honored Ambassador Antonia Trichopoulou
Celebrating 15 Years of UNESCO Recognition, Italy honors Greek nutrition expert Antonia Trichopoulou for her pivotal role in promoting the Mediterranean Diet as a model of health, sustainability, and culture
