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Greek Islands Declare Emergency Over Severe Drought
WorldYahoodnevnik-bgiefimerida+3newsbeastavgiekathimerini3mo ago6 sources

Greek Islands Declare Emergency Over Severe Drought

Several Greek islands, including Astypalaia and Patmos, have been declared in a state of emergency due to severe drought and water scarcity. The situation has led to upcoming water restrictions for residents.

Greece Funds Water Scarcity Projects on Islands
Worldiefimerida1mo ago

Greece Funds Water Scarcity Projects on Islands

The Greek Ministry of Environment and Energy announced funding for projects to address water scarcity on several islands, including Naxos, Astypalaia, Amorgos, Skopelos, Alonnisos, Rhodes, Zakynthos, and Viannos Crete.

Top 5 News Stories for Wednesday, May 13, 2026
Worldiefimerida3mo ago

Top 5 News Stories for Wednesday, May 13, 2026

This article summarizes the top news for May 13, 2026, highlighting a historic deficit in the global oil market, a Turkish challenge east of Astypalaia, and Greece's qualification for the Eurovision 2026 final.

Aegean Islands Explore Alternative Tourism Models
Environmentiefimerida5mo ago

Aegean Islands Explore Alternative Tourism Models

Islands in the southeastern Aegean, such as Nisyros and Astypalaia, are redefining their development by seeking alternative tourism paths beyond the mass tourism model, focusing on unique aspects like volcanism and electromobility.

Astypalaia: The Greek Island to Fall in Love With
Culturenewsbeast1mo ago

Astypalaia: The Greek Island to Fall in Love With

Astypalaia, with its imposing castle and traditional windmills, is described as a Greek island that offers a rare balance of tranquil coves and a vibrant main town, making it a place to fall in love with at first sight.

Exploring Astypalaia Castle
Culturenewsbeast3mo ago

Exploring Astypalaia Castle

The Venetian castle, built on the ruins of the ancient acropolis at the top of Chora, is the landmark of Astypalaia island and its most photographed site. Known as the Querini Venetian castle, it was the only settlement until the 19th century.