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To Vima International Edition spoke with two young Greeks climate activists to hear their perspectives on climate change

Real holistic approaches to combating not just gender-based violence in Greece but the patriarchy that props it up, are distant still.

The average Greek throws away approximately 190 kg of food annually

Destined for the landfill, useless items become art works with a powerful message. 'To Vima International Edition' spoke to Greek artist Iordanis Poimenidis about creative recycling.

What follows can only be compared to a fever dream or psychedelic experience in its bizarreness.

Germany’s use of archaeology as part of its soft power arsenal in Greece raises the question: is it time for the German Archaeological Institute to separate archaeology from state foreign policy?

The village of Kallio re-emerged from the depths of an artificial lake recently, in an ominous sign of weather-related problems

Inflation, abortion and job opportunities are among the top concerns of young voters 

EESC President Oliver Röpke tells To Vima International Edition how its lobbying is making a concrete impact on EU citizens’ lives

Psychiatry Professor Antonios Dakanalis on healthier workplaces

Associate professor of Political Science and International Affairs at George Washington University Harris Mylonas has spent over two decades observing the evolving landscape of American politics. Mylonas talks with To Vima International Edition and brings a unique perspective to the conversation.

The EBRD seeks to influence markets in 36 economies, but operating in transitioning democracies involves tough decisions and higher risks. Chief Economist Beata Javorcik explores these challenges and more in an exclusive interview with To Vima International Edition.

As the years go by, Orbán's metamorphosis becomes ever more complete. But this is not an unexpected development.

The event, held at the Union League of Philadelphia, drew a mix of political and business leaders from the Greek American community

Underground houses and hotels, once a necessary adaptation, are now popping up around islands, raising alarm to locals and architects

Every year, athletes come to Greece to run 246 kilometers from Athens to Sparta testing their bodies and minds. To Vima English Edition spoke to the winner, the finishers and volunteers

Summer may be over, but Greece continues to break records in tourist arrivals, being well on its way to reaching its predicted quota of 35 million visitors, a 7% year-on-year increase, by the end of 2024. With its picturesque beaches, iconic landmarks, colorful cuisine and rich history, it is no surprise that the Mediterranean is […]

A potent force, the Greek diaspora can only remain meaningful for Greece through action

Renowned international economist and public intellectual Barry Eichengreen - who since 1987 has taught at the University of California, Berkeley and is a renowned economic historian - speaks with To Vima about the dangers of isolationism and tariffs that Mr. Trump is advancing

To Vima English Edition speaks to the founder of Ecogenia about the mission to create a national youth service in Greece dedicated to climate action