Female politicians forced to flee following the Taliban takeover arrive in Greece as they plan to relocate to the West.
Athens hails security deal, saying it gives ‘new substance’ to defence of European interests in the Mediterranean.
Dire forecasts of lower rainfall, higher temperatures and more frequent droughts mean Greece faces peril ahead.
New pact comes as a relief to France after the AUKUS fallout and against the backdrop of shaky relations with Turkey.
While some view a new camp on Samos with optimism, others fear its location is so remote that many will feel isolated
On the island of Evia, many who depended on the fire-ravaged forest for their livelihoods are now facing destitution.
Greeks are divided over restoration work at the millennia-old monument, while visitors welcome the changes.
PM Rama has tried to address European concerns such as corruption, but as talks go nowhere, emigration rises.
Turkish Cypriot foreign minister tells Al Jazeera he sees little hope for negotiations, but others see a path forward.
As visitors return, some business owners who suffered economically during the pandemic are eyeing the luxury market.