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Andrew Liveris, Nicole Petallides and Rev. Fr. Charles Joanides will address a prominent crowd of Greek-Americans at the 21st annual Leadership 100 conference which will...

Still wearing the brilliant gown of her native country, Sudan, Fatimah is patiently waiting outside the ER of Alexandra Hospital, the biggest and busiest...

A Greek-Australian couple donated the total of 32 highly-priced acres in the region of Halkidiki, Greece, to the “Osia Xeni” Missionary Brotherhood, Religious Ministry...

During the annual banquet of the Armenian National Committee on November 25, the Armenian Genocide Education website was launched, which will assist Australian history...

The 43rd annual celebration of Amorgos Foundation in New York was held at Terrace on the Park, Queens, with over 300 attendees. During the event,...

State schools closed, hospitals running only on emergency staff, trash piling up, trains halted, metro and cabbies on strike, tax offices closed, customs officers walking out of their jobs, airlines grounded[...]

Igoumenitsa was the first stop on our journey to explore Greece’s migration situation. The town has become a hotspot for migrants, who have set-up camps on the mountainside next to the port.

Greek government’s inability to reach fiscal goals set by the EU and the IMF led Mr. Venizelos to prescribe, once more, a fast relief...

Speaking at a conference on the new Libya the Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou stated that Crete could contribute in meeting Libya’s urgent humanitarian needs. The International Conference...

Hellenic Public Radio-Cosmos FM has announced that it will present the 2011 Phidippides Award to Mr. Ted G. Spyropoulos. The award is given for passionate advocacy of...