Heritage
Costa Carras: Visionary Greek Conservationist Receives Posthumous Award
Trailblazing conservationist Costa Carras, who died in February, has been posthumously granted the Grand Prix for International Relations at this year's Europa Nostra Awards.
Heritage
Thessaloniki’s White Tower Among European Film Heritage Treasures
The popular landmark and monument of Byzantine cultural heritage was part of the cinematic setting for Theo Angelopoulos’ 1988 film "Landscape in the Mist."
Photography
The Telegraph Lauds Robert McCabe’s Pre-Tourism Greece
The UK newspaper presents the prolific photographer's images of Santorini and Mykonos in the 1950s and 1960s, before "the scourge of overtourism."
History
The Prince’s Foundation to Advise on Tatoi Estate
The Greek Culture Minister is in Scotland to seek assistance from British experts for the restoration and development of the former royal summer abodes and grounds.
Science
Who is Artemis? NASA’s Latest Mission to the Moon
The latest lunar exploit, named after the Greek goddess of animals, hunting and the wilderness, aims to study the effects of radiation on women’s bodies.
History
High Tech Solution for Earthquake-Hit Cretan Churches
The National Technical University of Athens is to create "advanced" computerized replicas of 11 destroyed monuments in a bid to restore them to their original condition.
History
New Photo Archive on Santorini
Over the last decade, a team of volunteers has been putting together an archive aimed at preserving, recording and digitizing the cultural heritage of the popular Cycladic island of Santorini.
Produce
Feta is Greek, Top EU Court Affirms
Denmark reprimanded for failing to adhere to laws stopping its companies from using the name for sales outside the European Union.
