Monthly Archives: March, 2012

Greece has a chance to weather its crisis after the eurozone and private creditors agreed to restructure its debt, but has “a long way...

Seventeen firms expressed initial interest in the privatisation of Greek natural gas company DEPA, one of the country's major assets to go on the...

Thomas Miller, former U.S. ambassador to Greece, talks about the European Union's latest agreement on sovereign-debt rescue funds and the outlook for elections in...

Theater is meant to provide food for thought, but in a Greek city it also feeds the needy. In response to the country's acute financial...

The Los Angeles Greek Film Festival has announced that A Green Story will be the festival’s opening night film.  The world premiere of Van Vlahakis...

Presenting the "Imagine Peace" educational programme created within the framework of the Olympic Truce and in the run-up to the 2012 Summer Olympics in...

ATHENS – There aren’t many Greeks left in Omonia Square, which some years ago used to be a rotary with a fountain and greenery,...

Former Minister and Nea Dimokratia MP from the Prefecture of Achaea, Yiannis Vasiliadis, passed away today at the age of 88. Vasiliadis was born in...

Photographic material and documents from the excavations conducted in the ancient Greek town of Empúries in Spain will be presented at the Archaeological Museum...

The American Hellenic Institute (AHI) announced the release of its 2011 Annual Report. “All of AHI’s policy-based programs and initiatives for 2011 that advance the...