Researchers have found that half of all active volcanoes are exposed to the risk of torrential rains linked to climate change ...

The idyllic island of Santorini has been rocked by more than 8,000 earthquakes in recent weeks, sparking fears that the underwater Kolumbo volcano could be on the brink of eruption. With a growing ...

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

The epicentres of the earthquakes are near the underwater volcano Kolumbo about five miles northeast of the island. Officials have not linked the recent seismic activity to Kolumbo or the dormant ...

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

Santorini is also part of a volcanic arc with two underwater volcanoes near to its coast, Nea Kameni and Kolumbo, which last erupted in 1950 and 1650 respectively. Authorities put the level of ...

Seismic activity on the Aegean Sea hotspot of Santorini has been 'decreasing' over recent days but schools will remain closed ...

When Greek tourist hotpot Santorini was rattled by an earthquake at the end of January, it wasn't a one-off. Thousands of tremors have since shaken the south-eastern Aegean Sea region in what ...

Santorini is part of a spectacular volcanic caldera. Two undersea volcanoes in the area, Nea Kameni and Kolumbo, last erupted in 1950 and 1650 respectively. Some scientists have warned of a ...

Papanikolaou and Papazachos clarified that the region is not facing the formation of a new volcano, stressing that both the Kameni and Kolumbo volcanoes are not involved in the current seismic events.