Panteion approves Columbia master’s partnership
SOCIETY

The Senate of Panteion University approved a partnership with Columbia University to launch an English-language dual master’s program on “Global China,” despite objections from some faculty members and students over tuition fees.

Honoring compassion at the edge of exile
SOCIETY

For decades, Swiss dentist Julien Grivel traveled to Greece to voluntarily treat Hansen’s disease patients at Athens’ “Agia Varvara” hospital, many transferred there from Spinalonga.

Navigating life after lignite in Kozani
ENERGY

Alexandros Kokkinidis is around the same age as the Public Power Corporation (PPC) thermal power plant on the outskirts of his village, Agios Dimitrios, in Kozani, northern Greece. 


Universities tighten dormitory oversight
SOCIETY

Greek universities are tightening rules governing student dormitories after a transparency investigation uncovered widespread failures in housing management, including rooms occupied by unauthorized residents and missing rental agreements.

Two Greek teens take top prize at European money quiz
SOCIETY

Two high school students from a small town near Thessaloniki in northern Greece have won Europe’s largest financial literacy competition, beating teams from 30 countries to claim first place at the European Money Quiz finals in Brussels.


Greece must tap into its comparative advantages
KRISTALINA GEORGIEVA

Greece is “in a much better position to weather shocks without relying on external financial assistance,” the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, Kristalina Georgieva, said during a recent visit to the country.

Screening expands to tackle Greece’s ‘silent killer’
SOCIETY

Hypertension is creating a critical public health gap in Greece, with 3 million people affected, one in three undiagnosed, and only one in three achieving adequate blood pressure control through treatment, according to the Hellenic Society of Hypertension.

A state of emergency to tackle drought
SOCIETY

He had seen the water level at the Livadi dam reach such low levels before, and even lower than this year. On the other hand, the island of Astypalaia had never had such great needs for water.



Turkey takes it up to a new level
ANALYSIS

The legislation being drafted by Turkey to formalize its claims over the seas surrounding it has not been published. All the information we have about it comes exclusively from controlled and clearly selective leaks to the media.


Nip the hantavirus in the bud, says virologist
GEORGE PAVLAKIS

As the epidemiological profile and transmission chain of the hantavirus cases aboard the cruise ship are being studied more systematically, the scientific community’s initial concern about the possibility of broader transmission is gradually subsiding.


‘I accept citizenship with humility’
SOCIETY

“You did it, you earned it, you deserve it,” Belgian classical scholar and linguist Gonda Van Steen said at the swearing-in ceremony of 111 people who acquired Greek citizenship, on May 4.