Patricia Claus
Market Economy Thrived in Ancient Greece, 3,000 Years Before Previously Believed
an international team of researchers claim that market economy thrived in Ancient Greece 3,000 years before previously believed.
Ryanair Adds 74 New Greek Flights to Summertime Roster
The Irish budget airline Ryanair announced 74 new Greek flights for Summer, making its flight roster the largest ever for Greece.
Museum’s Virtual Bookclubs, Films Take Readers Back into Greek History
Chicago's National Hellenic Museum takes readers back into Greek history with virtual bookclubs and videos, bringing the past alive.
Hellinikon Development Spurs Athens Riviera Real Estate Investment
The redevelopment of Athens' former airport, Hellinikon, has resulted in a great deal of interest in real estate along the Athens Riviera.
AHI Sponsors Congressional Salute to Greek Independence
The AHI sponsored a Congressional Salute to Greek Independence in commemoration of the bicentennial of the Greek War of Independence in 2021.
Greece Reopening on May 14, Safely Welcoming Summer Visitors
It already smells like summer at the beach in Glyfada, as the strand is spruced up ahead of Greece reopening to tourists on May 14.
Vaccinations For All Begin on Greek Islands with Under 10,000 Inhabitants
Vaccination campaigns have begun on Greek islands with up to 10,000 inhabitants, according to an announcement on Thursday.
The Hymn of Kassiane: Orthodoxy’s Great Lenten Choral Work
The Hymn of Kassiane, sung every Tuesday of Holy Week was composed by one of the few women writing music during Byzantine times.
President Biden Sends Letter of Thanks to Archbishop Elpidophoros
President Biden sent a letter to Archbishop Elpidophoros, thanking him for the remarks that he shared on Greek Independence Day.
Body of Man Thought to be Greek Immigrant Found in Sea off UK
The body of a man found in the sea off Devon, is thought to be that of Efstathios Anthis, who jumped out of a window at Burgh Island Hotel.