A decades-long request from the local community of Lesbos has been granted, with the Ministry of National Defense transferring the old Petra military camp to the Municipality of West Lesbos for public benefit activities.

An animal welfare organization, A Promise to Animals, has reported that residents at a festival in Lesbos allegedly forced horses to walk on broken glass, raising concerns for both the animals and attendees.

SYRIZA MPs have submitted a question to the Minister of Rural Development regarding the need for a comprehensive plan for the future of livestock farming in Lesbos. The inquiry specifically addresses outstanding compensation and the management of foot-and-mouth disease on the island.

A 52-year-old man was found dead in a well on his property in Asomatos, Lesbos, after going to water his crops. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of his death.

Ministerstwo Spraw Zagranicznych ostrzega Polaków przebywających lub udających się do Grecji przed pożarami, które mają miejsce m.in. na wyspach Kreta, Paros i Lesbos.

Wildfires that broke out in agricultural and forest areas in Thessaloniki and Fthiotida, Greece, have been extinguished, while another blaze on the island of Lesbos has been brought under control.

Two Australian women who had moved to Lesbos tragically died in a car accident on the island. Their story of relocating from Australia to Greece has been widely shared.

Issues of policing to instill a sense of security in the residents of Lesbos were at the center of the meetings held on Friday by the Minister of Citizen Protection, Michalis…

Two seismic tremors, measuring 2.7 and 2.8 on the Richter scale, were felt across Lesbos, occurring three minutes apart between the island and Turkey.

Greece's Minister of Culture, Lina Mendoni, inaugurated nine cultural projects in Lesbos, including four of high symbolic value for the residents of Mytilene, Molyvos, and Petra, aiming to enhance the island's cultural and developmental footprint.

The Greek Ministry of Culture, led by Lina Mendoni, has completed and delivered nine significant cultural projects in Lesbos, focusing on monument protection, museums, and historical buildings.

Alexis Tsipras, President of SYRIZA, held a series of meetings during his visit to Lesbos, stating that keeping primary production alive is a national issue and a patriotic responsibility.

New reports indicate active wildfires in Kaloni, Lesbos, and Tropea, Gortynia, Arcadia, with emergency services responding to the blazes.

A wildfire has erupted in Agiasos, Lesbos, leading to an emergency alert via 112 and the deployment of aerial firefighting assets. Authorities are working to contain the blaze and protect residents.

The Greek Ministry of Migration is providing over 3.14 million euros for projects on Lesbos, while the Luxembourg government is funding anti-racism projects with at least 10,000 euros.

A 62-year-old worker tragically died after falling from a roof he was constructing in Skalochori, Lesbos. The incident has led to an investigation into the circumstances of the fatal accident.

The Deputy Minister of Rural Development and Food, Mr. Kavvadas, has requested further reinforcement of biosecurity measures in Lesbos, Greece, in a letter to the regional governor of the North Aegean, concerning foot-and-mouth disease.

A reconstructed observation post named "AKROTIRI" on Lesbos has been inaugurated, made possible by a donation from the Athanasios K. Laskaridis Charitable Foundation, improving conditions for personnel.

Lesbos and Chios are currently experiencing the lowest number of irregular migrants and refugees in at least the last 20 years, a significant change from previous years.

Greek fire department investigators made five arrests in one day for four negligent fires that broke out on June 2 in Chios, Evia, Lesbos, and Fthiotida.

Fifty tons of mature cheese have been distributed from Lesbos to the domestic market within three weeks, following the partial lifting of restrictions imposed due to foot-and-mouth disease.

Businesses from Lesbos and Lemnos are reporting additional, unexplained charges on their POS terminals that have appeared in recent months without clear notification from banks.

More than 350 tons of mature cheeses have been transported from Lesbos within two weeks following the partial lifting of restrictions. This movement indicates a significant resumption of trade for the island's dairy products.

The Greek Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, is being held responsible for the severe animal disease situation on the island of Lesbos, with critics citing his government's absence and inadequacy.

The Journalists' Union of the Daily Press of Peloponnese, Epirus, and Islands (ESIEPIN) condemned an unacceptable attempt to silence journalistic freedom on Lesbos, emphasizing the importance of reporting citizens' statements and scrutinizing public officials.

Sokratis Famellos is visiting Lesbos to address the uncontrolled spread of foot-and-mouth disease and criticize the government's handling of the situation.

A farmer in Lesbos, Greece, has been arrested for illegally transporting a flock of nearly 480 sheep while the island was under quarantine due to foot-and-mouth disease outbreaks.

The Greek island of Lesbos has reported 76 confirmed cases of foot-and-mouth disease, affecting 116 livestock farms. This outbreak was announced by the Ministry of Rural Development and Food.

The General Directorate of Veterinary Services under the Ministry of Rural Development and Food has issued clarifications, stating that strict adherence to biosecurity measures is a prerequisite for the circulation of mature cheeses from Lesbos.

Athanasios Kavvadas, the new Deputy Minister of Rural Development, visited Lesbos for an inspection and briefing on the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak. He toured a cheese factory and livestock facilities.

Authorities in Lesbos, Greece, are moving to cremate animals culled as part of measures to combat the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease on the island.

The Federation of Agricultural Associations of Lesbos will hold an open general assembly in response to the morning termination of the Mytilene port occupation by protesting livestock farmers on the island.

Greece's Minister of Rural Development, M. Schoinas, has hailed the reopening of Lesbos port as a positive development following protests by the island's livestock farmers.

Agricultural Development Minister Margaritis Schoinas has appealed to local authorities and producers in Lesbos to cooperate with the state in implementing biosecurity measures against foot-and-mouth disease, while also announcing additional support for those affected.

Livestock farmers on Lesbos have maintained a blockade of Mytilene port for a sixth consecutive day, leading to concerns about the island's supplies amidst ongoing protests.

Livestock farmers on Lesbos are continuing their protests for a sixth day, leading to significant shortages of basic products in the local market due to disruptions in the supply chain.

The Greek Ministry of Rural Development and Food is preparing a plan to partially lift the ban on cheese distribution from Lesbos, subject to strict biosecurity measures and conditions.

A SYRIZA-PS MEP has issued a statement highlighting the severe impact of foot-and-mouth disease, which is reportedly destroying livestock farming and the economy on the Greek island of Lesbos.

The path is clearing for Greece's first geothermal power generation unit, as the Public Power Corporation (PPC) Renewables is set to select a contractor for the construction of a pilot plant on Lesbos.

Livestock farmers in Lesbos held a rally and blockaded ports in Mytilene to protest the devastating impact of foot-and-mouth disease, with a meeting scheduled with a government official to address the crisis.

An emergency meeting was convened with livestock breeders and cheesemakers on the Greek island of Lesbos to address concerns and measures related to an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.

Livestock farmers on the Greek island of Lesbos are escalating their protests against financial hardship, which they attribute to the lockdown imposed since March 16. Demonstrators poured milk, discarded animal feed, and blocked passenger entry to a ship.

According to the Greek Orthodox calendar, Tuesday, April 14, marks the 3rd day of Diakainisimos (Easter week) and honors Saints Raphael, Nicholas, and Irene, the newly revealed martyrs associated with Lesbos.

Greece activated the EU Civil Protection Mechanism to address a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak on Lesbos. Austria has responded by dispatching 60,000 protective items to assist in the containment efforts.

A Legislative Act has been published in the Government Gazette, outlining emergency support measures for the primary sector on the Greek island of Lesbos, following an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.

A 130-year-old tradition related to the spring and the new cultivation cycle is commencing in Lisvori, Lesbos, as the land regenerates and offers ideal conditions for sowing.

The spread of foot-and-mouth disease is intensifying on Lesbos, Greece, severely affecting the island's primary agricultural sector, with eight new cases confirmed by the General Directorate of Veterinary Medicine.

Hundreds of livestock farmers and other agricultural workers, joined by community representatives, have blocked the General Secretariat of the Aegean and Island Policy in Mytilene, Lesbos, to demand immediate solutions to their issues.

Livestock farmers in Mytilene, Lesbos, have intensified their protests by blocking access to the port, causing a ferry to depart without vehicles. The demonstration is led by the Federation of Agricultural Associations of Lesbos.

Livestock farmers on Lesbos have initiated a complete blockade of Mytilene port's entry and exit points until Monday evening, protesting concerns related to foot-and-mouth disease.

The Municipalities of Mytilene and West Lesbos will operate with only security staff on Monday, March 23, in protest against measures implemented due to an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.

A Member of the European Parliament is urging immediate European intervention to address an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease on the Greek island of Lesbos, highlighting concerns for primary production, food security, and farmers' livelihoods.

A new case of foot-and-mouth disease has been detected on Lesbos, close to where the first case was found on March 16, leading to protests and roadblocks by local farmers.

Livestock farmers on Lesbos have once again blocked the port of Mytilene, expressing strong dissatisfaction over large quantities of milk remaining unsold as part of their ongoing protests.

The European Commission confirms that it has been informed of the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in a small cattle and sheep facility in Lesbos. Lesbos: The Commission on the foot-and-mouth disease case –...

The Greek Ministry of Rural Development and Food is implementing immediate containment and eradication measures after a confirmed case of foot-and-mouth disease was detected on the island of Lesbos, causing distress among farmers and livestock breeders.

Authorities on the island of Lesbos have imposed a total ban on animal movements and suspended all dairy trade following the first confirmed outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in the region in…

Pieter Wittenberg, a 78-year-old Dutch aid worker known for his humanitarian efforts on Lesbos, has passed away after a serious illness. His death comes months after he was acquitted of human smuggling charges, having ceased his public and humanitarian work last month due to his health.

Authorities in Greece have arrested three individuals in Corinthia and Lesbos for negligently causing fires, with one incident attributed to a cigarette butt.

An American couple who hosted and 'adopted' Afghan Sharif Ahmadzai as a teenager on Lesbos are devastated and unable to believe the charges against him for the murder of Elizabeth Ross. They stated he never showed capability for such an act.

Greek authorities have issued a very high fire risk warning for Attica, Evia, Lesbos, and Chios, placing these regions on orange alert. The alert indicates a significant danger of wildfires in these areas for the upcoming days.

Plomari in Lesbos is assessing the damage after a fire that burned 614 acres of olive groves, pine forests, and shrubland from July 29 until yesterday noon.

Eight positive cases of foot-and-mouth disease were recorded in livestock farms in the wider area of Pelopi and Mantamados, Lesbos, during inspections conducted from July 20 to 24.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis credited his government with resolving Greece's migration crisis, noting a significant drop in migrants on Lesbos from 30,000 in 2019 to 230 currently, during a speech to his New Democracy parliamentary group.

A fire that broke out in low vegetation in the Profitis Ilias area of Agra, Lesbos, was quickly brought under control by morning.

Pavlos Marinakis, the Greek government spokesperson, presented a review of the government's migration policy, comparing current figures of 277 migrants in Lesbos to 19,000 during the Tsipras administration in 2015, asserting improved management control.

Thanos Plevris, Minister of Migration and Asylum, sharply criticized Alexis Tsipras' statements on migration from Lesbos via a social media post, accusing him of believing the sea has no borders.

Alexis Tsipras, president of the Hellenic Left, toured Lesbos and held meetings with the regional governor of the North Aegean, Kostas Moutzouris, the mayors of Mytilene and West Lesbos, and representatives from the primary sector.

Alexis Tsipras is scheduled to visit Lesbos on Monday, July 13th. The purpose of his visit to the island has not been explicitly stated in the provided articles.

A wildfire that broke out in Skala Eresou on the Greek island of Lesbos has been contained. Firefighting efforts successfully brought the blaze under control.

Protopresbyter Efstratios Dissos, known as Papa Stratis and serving the pilgrimage site of Pammeghiston Taxiarchon in Mantamados, was found dead late Monday afternoon, floating in the sea near Pedi in northeastern Lesbos.

The local community of Lesbos is in shock following the unexpected death of a 36-year-old doctor from Mytilene hospital, who passed away just four days after giving birth.

A 19-year-old woman who grew up on Lesbos is experiencing an incredible ordeal as she cannot obtain an identity card due to a bureaucratic impediment concerning her citizenship.

The Chief of the Hellenic National Defence General Staff, General Dimitrios Houpis, inaugurated renovated surveillance outposts in Lesbos, Greece.

Police in Lesbos have made one arrest in connection with a cryptocurrency fraud scheme, where approximately 20,000 euros were stolen from a woman's bank account. Authorities are currently searching for another individual involved in the scam.

The market in Lesbos, Greece, is gradually returning to normal after restrictions imposed due to foot-and-mouth disease, with over 740 tons of dairy products distributed since early May.

Following a citizen's complaint regarding the sanitary burial of 236 sheep and goats on a provincial road in Mantamados, Lesbos, the owner of the farm and a local resident were summoned by the Mytilene Prosecutor.

An outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease has been rampant on the Greek island of Lesbos since March, leading to the culling of nearly 28,000 animals and halting all feta cheese exports, severely impacting the island's crucial sheep herds and economy.

Over 237 tons of mature cheeses were transported from Lesbos during the first week of the partial lifting of restrictions. A total of 237.8 tons of mature cheeses were moved from Lesbos to the domestic market.

S. Famellos, a Greek official, issued a warning from Kalloni, Lesbos, stating that the situation with livestock on the island is 'worse than the seven plagues of Pharaoh,' raising concerns for the environment, public health, and life itself.

Livestock farmers in Lesbos held a teleconference with the Ministry of Rural Development, and S. Famellos visited the island, to address the ongoing foot-and-mouth disease outbreak. The meetings aim to coordinate efforts and discuss measures to contain the spread of the disease.

A rubber boat carrying migrants sank near Lesbos, resulting in one fatality and dozens of injuries. The incident has led to serious accusations against Greece regarding its handling of the situation.

The Lesbos sheep breed faces a risk of extinction due to an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease. There is a need for a special rescue plan for the animal genetic resource and an evaluation of a DIVA vaccination strategy.

Panic erupted on the ferry 'Nissos Samos' during a Piraeus-Chios-Lesbos route when passengers lit cigarettes indoors, activating the fire suppression systems and causing damage.

Cheesemakers on the Greek island of Lesbos are set to resume milk collection from local farmers following assurances from the Ministry of Rural Development and Food that the port of Mytilene will open for shipments.

The traditional 'Panigiri tou Taxiarchi' festival in Mantamados, Lesbos, will proceed without its customary 'kiskek' dish this year, as a precautionary measure against an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.

Independent MEP Farantouris warned that the livestock industry on the Greek island of Lesbos, a significant part of the country's agricultural sector, is on the brink of collapse.

The situation in Lesbos is described as critical, with M. Schoinas announcing four pillars of economic support measures, though without specifying concrete payment timelines.

Residents of Mesotopos village on Lesbos island have blocked roads, demanding the immediate implementation of a universal vaccination program for all sheep and goats in the region.

Lesbos is experiencing severe shortages of basic products in supermarkets, with shelves empty of fruits, vegetables, and meat. This is due to ongoing protests by livestock farmers, now in their fifth day, preventing trucks from operating.

A meeting in Lesbos addressed the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, establishing a crisis management team and a plan for conditional cheese distribution. Officials emphasized calm, strict adherence to measures, and continuous support for those affected.

A critical meeting is underway at the Ministry of Rural Development regarding Lesbos' severe livestock problem, with local representatives warning that villages will empty if an immediate solution is not found.

Representatives of farmers from Lesbos, Greece, are meeting with Minister Margaritis Schoinas at the Ministry of Rural Development to discuss 8 million euros in compensation for dairy businesses, following three days of protests.

Ferry services connecting Turkey to the Greek island of Lesbos have been suspended until April 22. The disruption is a direct result of ongoing protests by livestock farmers.

Farmers on the Greek island of Lesbos are continuing their mobilizations for a third consecutive day on Thursday.

The Orthodox Church commemorates the Third Day of Renewal on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, honoring Saints Raphael, Nicholas, and Irene, the newly revealed martyrs associated with Lesbos.

A total of 2,147 confirmed cases of sheep and goat pox and 25 cases of foot-and-mouth disease have been reported in Lesbos, Greece, affecting 2,655 farms between August 2024 and April 2026.

Four new cases of foot-and-mouth disease have been confirmed in livestock farms on the Greek island of Lesbos, bringing the total number of reported incidents to 17.

An exhibition featuring coins and stamps that narrate the 1821 Greek Revolution and the birth of the modern Greek state has opened in Kalloni, Lesbos, including a complete series of the first Phoenix currency.

SYRIZA–PS MEP Kostas Arvanitis has submitted a question to the European Commission, requesting immediate intervention regarding cases of foot-and-mouth disease in Lesbos.

Livestock farmers on Lesbos have decided to completely block all entry and exit gates of Mytilene port until Monday evening, with the port being blocked since Sunday afternoon.

A second case of foot-and-mouth disease has been detected in a sheep farm on Lesbos, leading to the immediate culling of infected animals and increased veterinary surveillance.

Services in the Region and municipalities of Mytilene and West Lesbos have been suspended ahead of a critical meeting at the Ministry of Rural Development concerning the effects of foot-and-mouth disease on the island.

A Greek MEP has urged immediate European intervention to address an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease on the island of Lesbos, highlighting its impact on primary production and farmers.

A second case of foot-and-mouth disease has been confirmed in a livestock unit in Pelopi, Lesbos, close to where the initial cases were identified last Monday.

The Ministry of Rural Development has imposed a universal lockdown on livestock products from Lesbos, specifically those produced or exported from the island after January 15, to combat foot-and-mouth disease.

The Independent Market Control and Consumer Protection Authority in Greece stated that the institutionalized fuel margin in Lesbos covers the pre-crisis period's equivalent, in response to an announcement from the Union of Petrol Station Owners.

SYRIZA-PS's Agricultural Policy department issued a joint statement expressing concern that a confirmed outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Lesbos could devastate Greek livestock, following previous issues with smallpox.

A case of foot-and-mouth disease was detected on a cattle farm on Lesbos. The General Directorate of Veterinary Medicine of the Ministry of Rural Development and Food announced that the Directorate of Veterinary...

The Hellenic Coast Guard rescued 71 migrants in two separate incidents near Farmakonisi and Lesbos, intercepting a speedboat moving at high speed towards the southeastern Aegean.

Authorities have made four arrests in connection with three separate fires that occurred in Stamata (Attica), Lesbos, and Zakynthos, Greece.

Authorities have arrested three individuals in Lesbos and Corinthia on charges of negligent arson. The arrests are linked to the recent wildfires in those regions.

Veterinary authorities in Lesbos remain on constant alert for foot-and-mouth disease, as the first epidemiological surveillance report from the General Directorate of Veterinary Medicine records its presence, emphasizing that its management requires cooperation and science.

The situation regarding the fire in Plomari, Lesbos, has significantly improved, with the front now under control, though the risk remains due to strong winds.

A review praises 'Lesvia,' director Tzeli Hadjidimitriou's debut documentary, for elegantly exploring the rise and fall of an amazing lesbian community on Sappho's island home.

The Agricultural, Livestock, and Social Cooperative of Mesotopos, Lesbos, has opened a new grocery store, a significant move for outreach, especially during a period affected by foot-and-mouth disease.

The posting period for cadastral maps and diagrams has been extended until August 3rd for the regional units of Heraklion, Chania, Lesbos, and Lemnos. This extension provides more time for corrections and adjustments to property records.

Pavlos Marinakis, the Greek government spokesperson, discussed the significant reduction of migrants on Lesbos, stating that only 277 remain from an initial 19,000, while also criticizing Alexis Tsipras.

Three significant cultural projects have been delivered to the public in Lesbos, Greece, by Lina Mendoni, the Minister of Culture. These new monuments and cultural works highlight the island's rich history.

A wildfire has erupted in low vegetation in Kalo Limani, Kalloni Municipality, Lesbos, Greece, since the afternoon. Firefighters and aerial units have been mobilized, and an emergency alert has been issued.

Wildfires have erupted in Pamfila, Lesbos, with two aerial vehicles deployed to combat the blaze. Concurrently, firefighters are also battling a fire in Panagia Vonitsas, utilizing four aircraft.

The Public Power Corporation (PPC) is enhancing its power stations on Chios, Lesbos, and Rhodes with the addition of five new flexible gas turbine units. This upgrade aims to strengthen the energy infrastructure on these islands.

Papa-Stratis, the beloved Protopresbyter of the Archangels in Mantamados, Lesbos, known for his life's work, has been found dead in the sea. His passing has saddened the community he served.

Authorities in Lesbos have launched a rescue operation after a tourist was injured while descending the Man Katsa waterfall in the Mantamados area.

A 75-year-old man on Lesbos has died after sustaining injuries from being hit by a horse. The incident led to the man's death following the impact.

The Greek Ministry of Rural Development and Food announced a de-escalation of sheep and goat pox and ongoing surveillance for foot-and-mouth disease in Lesbos, where 47,743 animals have been culled.

Lesbos and Chios have recorded the lowest number of irregular migrants and refugees in at least 20 years, while a new wave of arrivals is now being observed in Crete.

Greek authorities made five arrests for negligent arson in one day across Chios, Evia, Lesbos, and Fthiotida, bringing the total arrests to 65 and fines to over 346,000 euros since the beginning of the year.

Two Dutch passengers were arrested at Lesbos airport after attempting to transport fossilized pieces from the Petrified Forest of Lesbos out of the country on a flight to Amsterdam.

A review examines the stunning 4K treatment given to two significant films from Jess Franco's filmography: 'Vampyros Lesbos' and 'She Killed in Ecstasy'.

A Turkish couple was arrested at the Lesbos ferry port after authorities discovered 201 nine-millimeter bullets hidden within the chassis of their car. They were attempting to illegally smuggle the ammunition into the country.

A meeting was held in Lesbos at the headquarters of the North Aegean Region to discuss issues arising from the management of foot-and-mouth disease and the implementation of biosecurity measures.

Over 237 tons of mature cheeses from Lesbos have been distributed in the first week following the partial lifting of restrictions, allowing the island's cheese products to safely return to the market.

Authorities are investigating the arson of a car belonging to a citizen in Ayiasos, Lesbos, who had repeatedly reported acts of animal abuse, particularly involving horses.

A man in Lesbos, Greece, who has reported animal abuse and advocated for stray animal protection, had his car completely burned by unknown individuals, following a previous attack in April.

The partial distribution of mature cheeses from Lesbos has commenced, operating under stringent biosecurity measures and with approval from the Hellenic Food Authority (EFET). This move allows some cheese products to be moved while maintaining strict health protocols.

There is a call for a common front against the Mitsotakis government in Greece, with concerns raised about the situation in Lesbos and alleged financial mismanagement through OPΕKEPE.

Livestock breeders on the Greek island of Lesbos (Mytilene) are organizing a new gathering to protest issues related to foot-and-mouth disease.

The Ministry of Rural Development and Food is extending measures to suspend tax and insurance obligations, as well as exempting municipal fees, for producers in Lesbos affected by foot-and-mouth disease.

Greece has introduced more stringent filters on its dairy exports following an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease on the island of Lesbos. Key trade destinations are already activating stricter entry protocols for Greek cheese products, posing an export risk for the Greek dairy industry.

PASOK-KINAL President Nikos Androulakis held a meeting with livestock farmers, cheesemakers, and producers in Lesbos, proposing five measures to support them during his visit to the island.

A livestock farmer from Lesbos, Manolis Konstantidellis, described the economic devastation for local farmers, stating that the island has become a 'vast cemetery of sheep' following a catastrophic event.

The diagnosis of foot-and-mouth disease cases in livestock farms on Lesbos has created political and party activity, with politicians visiting the island to be informed about the situation.

Cheesemakers on the Greek island of Lesbos are demanding the immediate removal of dairy products to allow their dairies to resume operations. This action is crucial for the cheesemakers to restart their production.

A critical meeting at the Greek Ministry of Rural Development with representatives from Lesbos' livestock and production sectors has concluded, with Minister Margaritis Schoinas stating he understands their concerns and that it was a good discussion.

Livestock farmers from Lesbos traveled to Athens to meet with the Minister of Rural Development, expressing their distress and demanding solutions.

The Greek Ministry of Rural Development and Food announced an emergency financial aid package of 8 million euros for cheese-making businesses on the island of Lesbos. The aid is intended to support businesses affected by restrictive measures due to a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.

Ferry services connecting the ports of Mytilene and Ayvalık (Turkey) have been suspended until April 22 due to ongoing protests by livestock farmers. The demonstrations are taking place at the port of Lesbos.

The Greek government is facing criticism for its handling of a crisis affecting livestock farmers in Lesbos, with the assignment of crisis management to Makarios Lazaridis seen as a devaluation of the farmers' concerns.

Makarios Lazaridis, Deputy Minister of Rural Development and Food, called for immediate support measures and compensation for the effects of foot-and-mouth disease outbreaks, particularly in Lesbos.

A heated public dispute erupted between PASOK MP Panagiotis Doudonis and journalist Vassilis Chioti regarding compensation for livestock farmers on the island of Lesbos.

A delightful one-man Greek restaurant, specializing in flavors from the island of Lesbos, is praised for its exceptionally delicious salad in a new review.

Four new cases of foot-and-mouth disease have been confirmed on livestock farms in Lesbos, bringing the total to 17. Measures for meat and dairy products are being implemented.

The spread of foot-and-mouth disease on the island of Lesbos is taking dramatic dimensions for the primary sector, with the General Directorate of Veterinary Medicine confirming its presence and leading to mass animal culling.

Support measures, including compensation for milk collected since March 15, have been announced for livestock farmers in Lesbos following an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, with government intervention and commitments from Minister Tsiaras.

SYRIZA-PS's Agricultural Policy department and sector head Vassilis Kokkalis issued a joint statement calling for the vindication of Lesbos livestock farmers' struggle against perceived government insensitivity.

By decision of North Aegean Regional Governor Kostas Moutzouris, all regional services in Lesbos, except for the Veterinary Service and vehicles, will remain closed tomorrow, March 23, in solidarity with the livestock community.

The operation of services in the Municipalities of Mytilene and West Lesbos has been suspended due to the impact of foot-and-mouth disease on the island. A crucial meeting regarding the issue is scheduled for Monday, March 23rd, at the Ministry of Rural Development.

A second case of foot-and-mouth disease has been detected in a livestock unit in Pelopi, Lesbos, prompting local farmers to set up roadblocks in protest.

The Greek Ministry of Rural Development and Food, in coordination with the Ministry of National Economy and Finance, announced compensation for livestock farmers in Lesbos for milk affected by measures against the spread of foot-and-mouth disease.

Fuel stations on the Greek island of Lesbos will resume normal operations on Friday after the Lesbos Gas Station Owners' Association suspended the mobilizations that began earlier today.

Intense concern in the agricultural community of Lesbos has been caused by the emergency plan implemented by the Ministry of Rural Development and Food. The plan was implemented in order to...

Fuel stations on the Greek island of Lesbos will begin an indefinite strike tomorrow, March 19, following a decision by the General Assembly of the Lesbos Gas Station Owners' Union.

Pieter Wittenberg, a Dutch humanitarian known for aiding boat refugees on the Greek