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Sixty Australians Died in Greece in 2012
According to the Canberra Times & Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, more than 100 Australians died in Thailand and a further...
Somali Pirates Release Greek Ship, Sailors
The Philippines government said on March 12 that Somali pirates freed 26 sailors, including 14 Filipinos, who were seized on a Greek-owned oil tanker...
Greece Says Hostage Held in Nigeria Has Been Killed
A Greek hostage who was abducted along with six others in Nigeria in February by a Nigerian Islamist group is believed to be dead,...
Greeks World's Most Pessimistic Consumers
Fretting over unrelenting pay cuts, tax hikes and slashed pensions that have worsened the country's six-year recession and created a record 26.8 percent unemployment...
New York Times: "Illegal Organ Sales Have 'Invaded' Crisis-Hit Greece Too"
An extensive article published by the New York Times under the title “European Crisis Bolsters Illegal Sales of Body Parts” features Greece among the...
US Study Shows that Cypriots are Strong Believers in God
Cyprus is among the countries of which the citizens are more faithful to God, according to the findings of a US research report based...
“Greeks in the Far Orient” Launched During the 30th Greek Festival of Sydney
During the 30th Greek Festival of Sydney, the former Prime Minister of Australia, Hon. Bob Hawke, will be introducing Professor Anastasios Tami’s new book “Greeks...
Greek Festival of Sydney 2012 Upcoming Events
The annual Greek Festival of Sydney is celebrating its 30th birthday with a wide series of different events including interesting talks and exhibitions aside...
Greek-Owned Ship Seized on Tuesday by Somali Pirates in the Gulf of Aden
A Greek-owned ship with an all-Filipino crew was seized Tuesday by Somali pirates near Socotra Island in the Gulf of Aden, a report reaching...
The (Well-Known) Greek-Americans Named John We Celebrate Today
Greeks in Greece and some in America celebrate name-days. In Greece, John is most commonly celebrated on January 7th. Giannis or Yiannis, the Greek...