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A newly presented volume on Greek heritage language education in Canada has brought renewed attention to the future of the language across the diaspora, framing it not simply as a...
He first considered it in 2020, during the Covid pandemic. “At that point in time, the decision was political,” says 44-year-old Alexander.
Greece is entering a historic phase in its democratic evolution. The planned creation of a global electoral constituency for Greeks abroad – combined with postal voting – will, for...
Schools of the Greek diaspora are taking part in an international online event titled “Greek-language Education Schools honor Messolonghi – 200 years since the Exodus”, which will...
The Greek diaspora call them “neophytes.” They are not just one or two – they are dozens, and in recent years their numbers have been increasing.
In Australia, Chrysanthi Zantioti discovered two bundles of letters after her mother’s death – one written “from Nick to Popi” and another “from Popi to Nick,” revealing the early...
A new documentary from Fork Films highlights what it calls one of Australia’s most significant yet overlooked migration stories – the Greek café and milk bar phenomenon that helped...
Greece – and Cyprus – are the Western countries closest to the Middle East. Having traditional ties, as well as trade relations, with most of the states in the region, Athens is co...
A new platform has been launched in Canada aiming to assist those considering relocating to Greece.
In 1776, Americans declared their independence from the British Empire. Forty-five years later, Greeks launched their own war of independence against the Ottoman Empire.This year,...
Across the world, millions of people share a deep connection to Greece. They are scientists, entrepreneurs, philanthropists, community leaders and professionals who carry Hellenism...
Most people are aware of the song “Istanbul was Constantinople” and perhaps no better than the Greeks of Istanbul themselves.
Season 6 of The HHF Presents revisits the turbulent years after World War II, sharing powerful firsthand accounts from Greek Canadians and shedding light on one of Greece’s most tr...
Sometimes a Greek of the diaspora, at least this one, looks at his country of birth and despairs. While Greece has made many strides since the reestablishment of democracy in 1974...
Adults known as Greece’s “lost children,” sent abroad for adoption in the 1950s and 1960s, gather Thursday to mark their path back to citizenship, a year after a decision recognize...
Greeks living in the United Kingdom attended in large numbers an outreach event in London aimed at encouraging skilled professionals to return to Greece, officials said.
Referring to the crisis in the Middle East, Mr. Gerapetritis referred to a very dangerous and unstable situation The post Serious concern about migration: We have 1.2 million displ...
Η Ελλάδα και η Κύπρος είναι οι δυτικές χώρες που βρίσκονται εγγύτερα στη Μέση Ανατολή. Εχοντας παραδοσιακούς δεσμούς, αλλά και εμπορικές σχέσεις, με τα περισσότερα κράτη της περιοχ...
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani marked 205 years since the start of Greece’s struggle for independence from the Ottoman Empire, calling it a “triumph of self-determination.”
AHI President Nick Larigakis to speak at Georgetown University event on April 27, 2026 The post AHI and Georgetown University host event on Cyprus division and paths to unity appea...
The Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum in Savannah, Georgia hosts a permanent exhibition dedicated to Apostolos Evangelinos, a Greek immigrant. The exhibition presents his stor...
Founded 25 years ago by the Greek diaspora, Odyssey Charter School in Wilmington, Delaware, has grown into a distinctive public institution serving 2,500 students, 98 percent of wh...
Greek pro-Palestinian activists detained at sea by Israeli forces while trying to challenge the country's naval blockade on Gaza will soon disembark in Israel and will be offered a...
“Hezbollah or Allah?” – “God or his party?”– someone from Dilan Adamat’s group joked as a violent storm broke over a place where rain is rare.
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