Antikythera is home to just 24 full-time residents year-round and 45 during the summer tourist season, a figure that’s fallen from 300 over the last 40 years.

To combat the island's dwindling population, Greece is offering €500 per month to new residents of Antikythera for three years after they move in. That adds up to €18,000 in total, or ...

The beautiful Greek island which is paying Brits £15,000 to move there This island's blend of historical intrigue and natural beauty makes it a unique spot for exploration and cultural appreciation.

The so-called Antikythera mechanism, recovered from the wreckage of an ancient cargo ship off the coast of Antikythera Island in Greece, might be the world's oldest analog computer.The mystery ...

A Greek island will pay families €500 (£450) a month if they go and live there in an effort to combat its dwindling population. The island of Antikythera, located between Crete and Kythira in ...

But Antikythera is significant for all sorts of other reasons. It has its own source of water, a precious resource for a Greek island. It has an autonomous power station.