“Spectrum” returns to ERTWorld, covering the full spectrum of news in depth.

The informative show, hosted by Giannis Papadopoulos, Alexia Kalaitzi, Elena Karanatsi, Elvira Krithari, and Niovi Anazikou, examines issues that concern society, shedding light on unseen aspects of events and revealing unknown stories and critical issues that get lost in the flood of information.

The show’s journalistic team provides space and time for research, aiming for well-documented and multifaceted reporting.

It's been almost twenty years since anyone's seen a part of Kifissos river. The show kicks off with a look at the encased part of the river under the highway, which is now being cleaned. The findings are pretty grim. We drop by the National Observatory, which has all the data that make up the flood risk scenarios, as well as experts on standby for the next day of the largest river in Attica.

We'll also be heading to the village of Adele in Crete. In 1941, the Nazis ordered the mass execution of the men in the village. More than 80 years later, their descendants are trying to identify their dead with the help of modern technology and a specialized DNA laboratory.