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Germany hosts the world's fourth-largest refugee population and leads the EU in asylum seekers. Will the new German border control measures truly ease migratory pressures, or are they merely political optics?

Oncologist and cancer researcher George P. Canellos speaks to To Vima about his career, why science has yet to find a cure for cancer overall, the role of Big Pharma in developing treatments, and his Greek heritage

Harari discusses his new book "Nexus" on Artificial Intelligence, in an interview with TO VIMA

Just 59% of Europe’s sexually active teens used a condom during their last sexual encounter, threatening a public health crisis, says the World Health Organization. In Greece, the figure was notably higher at 74%, but concerns remain over teen sexual health.

Illicit trade entails significant risks, according to experts

Angeliki Dimitriadi, Senior Research Fellow at ELIAMEP, argues that Germany's border policy is driven by political concerns but also aims to curb secondary migration and reduce refugee benefits.

To Vima English Edition spoke with author and Greek gastronomy expert Giorgos Pittas about the potential of Greek cuisine and why it still remains untapped.

As the flow of holidaymakers continues unabated to Greece, September, the first month of autumn, is looking more dynamic than ever before

The South African author talks to To Vima English Edition about her novel "An Island" (nominated for Booker 2021), where she describes the relationship between Samuel, who lives in the lighthouse of a small island in Africa, and an immigrant

Ads for ‘souvenirs’ from famous Greek beaches make a splash on the Internet

When they started out, online delivery platforms would charge businesses an 8% cut. But the commission for advertising a company's catalog has now gone up to 12%

Vintage sweet and ice cream shops in Greece are struggling to survive. To Vima English Edition spoke with a third generation ice cream-maker about the reasons

"Despite extensive research, we have not been able to identify the women in the two picture frames. Do you have any idea who they might be?"

A survivor of the Hamas attack on the Nova Festival in Israel tells TA NEA Weekend Edition how he managed to survive by hiding under a pile of bodies

Exposing bottled water and other packaged products to high temperatures poses health risks

Want to fill your stomach and help the environment while on holiday in Greece? Then it might be time to sample some of the Med's tasty invasive species- the lionfish or blue crab.

Who are the Mista‘arvim, Israel's most unique espionage unit, and how do they operate?

Much of Athens' foreign policy 'calculus' includes a US factor. In spheres such as defense, Washington can often have even a greater impact than the EU

Experts sound the alarm over marine pollution: what’s the situation like in Greece, and how do microplastics end up in our... stomachs?

The issue is not limited to people taking souvenirs back from their holidays; in fact, scientists warn that the global demand for sand is spiraling out of control.