Women like Laskarina Bouboulina, Manto Mavrogenous, and the Mesolongitisses were pivotal in the 1821 Greek Revolution, commanding ships, funding the fight, and defending their homeland with unmatched bravery.
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AEGEAN Airlines hit record €1.78 billion revenue and 16.3 million passengers in 2024, despite engine issues and geopolitical disruptions. The Greek carrier plans 21.5 million seats for 2025, boosting its network and fleet.
A viral video of Naval Academy students chanting ‘Cyprus is Greek’ and cursing Turkey during Athens’ March 25 parade has sparked outrage. Military probes and opposition criticism follow, with disciplinary measures looming.
Culture Minister Lina Mendoni sharply rebuked Antiquities head Alkistis Papadimitriou in Argos, frustrated by neglected archaeological sites despite millions in funding. ‘Be careful!’ Mendoni warned during a heated, on-camera exchange.
Zelensky calls a U.S.-brokered deal to halt Black Sea and energy strikes a ‘step toward peace’ as Russia ties it to agricultural export relief. Brokered in Riyadh, the agreement aims to ease tensions amid Trump’s push to end the war.
A 2,200-year-old pyramid in Israel’s Judean Desert, uncovered by the IAA, reveals Hellenistic-era treasures like Greek papyrus and coins. Its purpose—guard tower or monument?—remains a mystery, thrilling archaeologists and volunteers.
Archbishop Elpidophoros compared Trump to Constantine the Great at a White House Greek Independence Day event, gifting him a cross. Representing 3 million Greek Americans, he praised Trump’s leadership, bridging faith and heritage.
Canberra turned blue for Greek Independence Day on March 25, with landmarks like the Royal Australian Mint stepping in after a glitch at Old Parliament House. The Ambassador of Greece joined the festivities, capping a day that began at St. Nicholas Church.
A fire that erupted at noon in a wood processing factory in Heraklion’s Industrial Area on March 25, 2025, has been contained after an intense effort by over 100 firefighters. The blaze, which caused significant damage, was confined to the facility with the help of 25 fire trucks and critical support from local agencies, preventing it from spreading to nearby businesses
Two Fresh Productions are thrilled to announce that the Greek film Stelios will premiere in UK cinemas on 25 April 2025. Following its historic success at the Greek box office, where it…
The European Commission has approved 47 strategic raw material projects across 13 EU countries, including a unique Greek initiative by Metlen Energy & Metals and European Bauxites. Focused on bauxite, alumina, aluminium, and gallium, Greece’s proposal stands alone among the €22.5 billion effort to enhance Europe’s resource independence. Hailed as a boost to EU sovereignty, the projects promise faster licensing and funding, with Greece playing a key role in this industrial leap forward.
In a heartfelt moment after the Milwaukee Bucks’ narrow 108-106 loss to the Phoenix Suns, Giannis Antetokounmpo, the “Greek Freak,” shared an emotional reunion with his former coach, Mike Budenholzer. “We talked a bit about life, cried a little, hugged each other,” Giannis revealed, admitting his competitive drive to defeat his old mentor. Despite the defeat, the Greek superstar remained upbeat, praising his team’s 48-minute effort and emphasizing the need for a strong defensive mindset as the Bucks gear up for the final 11 games of the NBA regular season.
The Metropolitan of Latakia and Dependent Areas, Mr. Athanasios, experienced firsthand the massacre of Alawites and Christians by the so-called transitional president, Ahmed Hussein al-Sharaa, in the western regions of Syria. “We…
On March 25th, Greece’s Independence Day, a bride in a dazzling white gown turned heads in Syntagma Square, walking alongside tanks before the military parade. Celebrating her first anniversary, she and her husband ditched convention for a bold tribute to their love, blending personal joy with national pride. The striking contrast of her dress against the military backdrop became an instant symbol of romance and resilience.
In the heart of Argos, master tailor Aristides Tzonevrakis stitches together Greece’s past and present, with the fustanella as his muse. “It’s the pinnacle of traditional clothing,” he says, reflecting on its role in celebrating Greek liberation on March 25. From crafting a general’s tunic for the Benaki Museum to collaborating with Dior, Tzonevrakis’ journey weaves tradition into a global tapestry, proving that heritage can thrive in modern hands.
Greece marked the 1821 Revolution anniversary with a grand military parade in Athens on March 25, 2025. Starting at 11:15 a.m. in Syntagma Square, the event featured advanced weaponry, historic aircraft, and ceremonies across the country, attended by top leaders. Festivities began with cannon salutes at dawn and will end with a flag-lowering at the Acropolis.
A 34-year-old man was arrested in Mykonos on March 21 for distributing pornographic material, earning over €50,000 through a fake female profile. The Hellenic Police seized mobile phones containing explicit content, uncovering a five-year scheme of revenge porn and privacy violations, with the case now headed to the Syros Prosecutor’s Office.
A 37-year-old foreign national was arrested in the early hours of Friday, March 21, in Glyfada, accused of multiple hotel robberies across Attica. Caught by the Hellenic Police while attempting to rob a hotel with a forged ID and plastic gun, the suspect is linked to five incidents and faces charges of robbery, violence, forgery, and drug and weapon violations.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has delivered a heartfelt message on Greek Independence Day, celebrating the contributions of the Greek Australian community to Australia’s rich multicultural identity. Reflecting on the shared history between Australia and Greece, he expressed gratitude for the hard work, dedication, and warmth of Greek Australians, acknowledging their vital role in shaping the modern nation. Albanese also highlighted the deep ties of friendship and culture between the two countries, confident that this year’s celebrations would unite and uplift the Greek Australian community with pride and joy. Zito e Ellas!
The successful outcome of the Greek War of Independence was not only due to the efforts of the fighters in enslaved Greece but also the actions of the diaspora and Philhellenes. Movements…
In the heart of Argos, master tailor Aristides Tzonevrakis stitches together Greece’s past and present, with the fustanella as his muse. “It’s the pinnacle of traditional clothing,” he says, reflecting on its role in celebrating Greek liberation on March 25. From crafting a general’s tunic for the Benaki Museum to collaborating with Dior, Tzonevrakis’ journey weaves tradition into a global tapestry, proving that heritage can thrive in modern hands.
THI Australia celebrated a decade of impact with a dazzling Gala Dinner at Sydney’s Fullerton Hotel on March 22, 2025, honoring Nick Politis AM as its inaugural awardee. Amid speeches from leaders like Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Greece’s Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the night spotlighted the Greek diaspora’s unwavering support for their homeland. With a rousing performance by Kostas Karafotis, the event underscored THI’s mission—fueled by community spirit—to uplift Greece through health, education, and more.
Her catchy pop track is available on all streaming services.
The event was proudly joined by the Hellenic Police Association.
Fried cod with skordalia (potato-garlic mash) is a favorite dish…
The milk bar, a quintessential Australian institution pioneered by Greek migrant Mick Adams in 1932, emerged as a transformative force in popular culture during the Great Depression. Blending Greek dairy traditions with American soda fountain influences, it offered an affordable, egalitarian space that reshaped social habits and introduced the milkshake globally. This article explores its origins, evolution, and enduring legacy, alongside the historic Greek-Australian archive now preserved at the State Library of NSW.
As the war in Ukraine enters its third year, Vasilios Bornovas, Greece’s last ambassador to Kyiv, warns that the Greek minority is “at God’s mercy.” In an interview with “Democracy” Newspaper, he criticized Greece’s failure to support its diaspora, noting the absence of Greek schools and cultural investment, while recounting the struggles of communities caught in the conflict’s crossfire.
Unknown individuals have been impersonating the Mayor of Ioannina, Thomas Begkas, to fraudulently place large food orders at local catering establishments.
The 3+1 scheme, supported by Greece, Cyprus, and Israel with…
Nikolas Farantouris is a member of the European Parliament (the…
Culture Minister Lina Mendoni sharply rebuked Antiquities head Alkistis Papadimitriou in Argos, frustrated by neglected archaeological sites despite millions in funding. ‘Be careful!’ Mendoni warned during a heated, on-camera exchange.
Two Fresh Productions are thrilled to announce that the Greek…
On the occasion of Greece’s National Day, which celebrates the…
Her catchy pop track is available on all streaming services.
The event was proudly joined by the Hellenic Police Association.
Fried cod with skordalia (potato-garlic mash) is a favorite dish…
Chef Stergios Zdralis shares a cherished family recipe –
his grandmother Maria’s taramosalata, a classic Greek dip made from fish roe.
Over 15 years, food prices in Greece have risen 38.97%, trailing the EU’s 56.17% surge, yet sluggish income growth—14.79% versus the EU’s 46.29%—means Greek households feel the pinch more acutely, despite recent signs of recovery.
Sydney’s Greek food scene is booming with new openings like Olympus Dining, Ammos, and Olympic Meats, alongside a two-week takeover by Athenian chef Ntinos Fotinakis at Manta starting March 21, 2025. The city’s evolving palate, outpacing Melbourne’s, is driven by adventurous diners and chefs like David Tsirekas, with more venues like Kazzi in Bondi on the horizon.
The “Greek Breakfast” event at the Museum of Cycladic Art on March 8, 2025, celebrated women’s vital role in gastronomy, with Minister Olga Kefalogianni announcing a new National Network for Agritourism and Gastronomy. Organized by the Greek Tourism Ministry and the Hellenic Chamber of Hotels, the gathering highlighted local products and included a tasting curated by Chef Argyros Koutsou.