The Latest Breaking News from Mediterranean

Have you ever dreamed of fleeing your current life and spending weeks or months or even a year living on an island in the Mediterranean? This is what Susan Johnson longed for and did, taking her mother with her to the Greek island of Kythera. Reading Johnson’s new memoir Aphrodite’s…

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides affirmed his country's endeavor to strengthen relations with Egypt in energy, tourism, and defense. Christodoulides announced Tuesday plans to visit Cairo soon to meet his Egyptian counterpart, Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, saying Egypt would be his second foreign trip after Greece. Egypt, Greece, and Cyprus are in…

Photographer Katel Delia presents her work "The last Breath" at the 104 cultural centre (Le Centquatre) in Paris. Her immersive installation plunges the visitor into the heart of the Mediterranean sea where thousands of migrants have lost their lives trying to cross to Europe.

The singer's porch compliments the materials and tones of her home's exterior – with a Mediterranean-inspired twist

Italy's Coast Guard said on Monday it was forced to use a helicopter to rescue 32 migrants, including a child, who had been stranded on a desert island in the central Mediterranean since the previous say.

The city is known as the Turquoise Coast for the blue waters

Interior designer Jessie Lane turned a backyard plot overtaken by an oversized pool into a modern Moroccan retreat

The foreign ministers of Cyprus, Greece and Israel say the eastern Mediterranean can provide a key energy corridor to Europe through a planned electricity cable connecting the three countries’ power grids and a potential natural gas pipeline

Greece’s defense minister announced Thursday that he will travel to neighboring Türkiye next week as part of an effort to ease tension between the two NATO members, which have long-standing and often volatile disputes. Nikos Panagiotopoulos told reporters in Athens that he would visit areas devastated by earthquakes in early…

Other dietary programmes analysed in study had were found to have ‘little or no benefit’ compared with minimal intervention

First study of its kind finds diet can benefit hundreds of millions with obesity, diabetes or other risk factors