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15THURSDAYOCTOBER 2026All stories from this day →
LEROS
Remembering Kostas Koutsogiannis
Ten years after his death, Giannis D. Salapatas remembers his uncle, a teacher and church cantor who made his home on Leros.
19WEDNESDAYAUGUST 2026All stories from this day →
LEROS
Karampatis Attacks Government Over Leros Hospital, Tourism and Transport
Greek Solution politician Michail Karampatis issued a strongly worded statement criticising the government over Leros Hospital, tourism, migration and travel costs.
05WEDNESDAYAUGUST 2026All stories from this day →
LEROS
The 2016 Leros Solidarity Plan That Sought to Relocate Refugees to Valencia
The history of European integration is full of "snapshots" where Brussels bureaucracy and the micropolitical calculations of nation states clashed with genuine humanitarian acti...
18SATURDAYAPRIL 2026All stories from this day →
LEROS
The Old Potters of Leros and an Island Craft Shaped by Earth, Water and Fire
Leros has a long pottery tradition shaped by the island's clay, water and kilns, producing vessels used in homes and traded across neighbouring islands.
17TUESDAYMARCH 2026All stories from this day →
LEROS
Leros Air Links Under Pressure Ahead of the Tourism Season
They have appeared for about a year nowserious problemson its asphaltrunwayat the airport of Leros, without any substantial rehabilitation intervention having been carried out t...