Cheryl Novak

Greece recycles less than 20% of its waste and landfills over 75%. Can EU pressure, island pilot projects, and global momentum help shift Greece to a circular model?

Will the detention of opposition figures impact Turkey's relations with the EU and Greece? Turkey expert Dr. Ioannis N Grigoriadis answers key questions in an exclusive interview with To Vima International edition.

A quarter of the world's deadliest nightclub fires have been caused by pyrotechnics, in tragedies strikingly similar to the North Macedonia nightclub fire.

As extreme weather intensifies, nature-based solutions can help Greece and the Med improve its resilience to floods, wildfires, and coastal erosion.

Recent Tempi protests and the no-confidence motion against the Greek government reflect the public’s growing distrust in Greece’s institutions and political leadership, along with mounting frustration over the country’s cost-of-living crisis

Trump bans paper straws, saying "these things don't work", while critics call it another win for Big Oil and a loss for the environment.

As the repercussions of the USAID funding freeze unfold, U.S. foreign aid has come under increased scrutiny, highlighting regions heavily reliant on this support—such as Southeast Europe, which received a staggering $830 million in 2023 alone.

Consecutive quakes rattle Santorini, reviving memories of the 1956 Amorgos disaster and raising the question—could history repeat itself?

While delivering on key 'America First' campaign promises, will Trump weaken the U.S.'s position as global leader?

First lady Melania Trump wore a hat by designer Eric Javitz to U.S. President Donald Trump's inauguration, and it is all social media can talk about.

Record heat, drought, and extreme weather in 2024 underscored the climate crisis, while stalled climate talks revealed humanity's struggle to act.

Holiday travelers to Arachova, Greece's "Mykonos of the Mountains," faced hours-long traffic jams on Christmas. Pinning the blame on stalled EVs oversimplifies the issue.

The 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) secured $300 billion annually in climate finance—falling $1 trillion short of the amount experts deem necessary each year.

On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, Greece highlights that gender-based violence surged in 2024 and announces new 'Risk Tool' to address the crisis.

Greece is shifting beyond tourism, aiming to become a hub for data centers, powered by renewable energy. It has tech giants like Amazon and Data4 onboard, but will it be enough to meet rising energy demands while racing toward net zero?

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?

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

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.

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?

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.