Schools reopened on Santorini after a swarm of earthquakes, with Greece's Tourism Minister saying that the island will be ...

Greece’s chief seismologist says that while earthquake frequency around Santorini has slightly decreased, the situation remains unpredictable for the coming weeks ...

In late January and February, more than 20,000 temblors were recorded in the Aegean Sea between the volcanic islands of Santorini and Amorgos. But the sustained seismic activity didn’t faze wine ...

As a result of the tremors, a state of emergency has been declared on Santorini (and Amorgos), with thousands of residents choosing to leave the island. Santorini is no stranger to geological ...

Residents returned to the island after a month-long shutdown caused by intense seismic activity. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A new study by Greek scientists has warned of the possibility of a tsunami occurring in the central Aegean between Santorini ...

Little wonder, then, that 9,000 of the island’s 15,000 permanent residents were evacuated and are only just beginning to ...

However, experts recommend that schools take precautions, as the risk of some relatively stronger tremors has not disappeared ...

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said that all private sector businesses operating on Santorini and the nearby island of Amorgos can suspend salary payments until March 3. Greek Prime Minister ...

ATHENS, Greece — The Greek government’s chief seismologist says the frequency of earthquakes affecting Santorini and nearby islands has eased in recent days, but that the outlook for continued ...

A state of emergency has been declared on Santorini and the nearby islands of Ios, Amorgos, and Anafi after a swarm of undersea earthquakes this month – sometimes felt every few minutes ...

As tremors on world-famous Santorini fade, residents, authorities, and the tourism industry focus on resuming business as ...