Rights groups, including Human Rights Watch (HRW) and Amnesty International, are criticising the Greek authorities for their handling of the investigation into a migrant shipwreck that resulted in more than 500 deaths off the Peloponnese.
The ABC Channel has responded positively to concerns raised by the Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) regarding the terminology used to refer to the ancient sculptures commonly known as the “Parthenon Marbles.”
The Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) office in the UK & Ireland, in collaboration with the Ionian Environment Foundation (IEF), unveiled a new guide promoting responsible sailing in Greece during a special event in London last week.
Bursting with rich flavours, this dish is not only a culinary treasure but also a cherished part of Greek traditions. Chef Stergios Zdralis, a passionate advocate of authentic Greek cuisine, shares his yiayia’s recipe for this special Kreatopita.
In a historic move, an ancient Greek water jug, the Meidias hydria, dating back to around 420 BC, has left London for the first time in 250 years on loan to Greece. However, Greece has made it clear that such a loan arrangement will not extend to the contentious Parthenon Marbles.
Get ready for a night of Christmas magic as Tina Alexopoulou, the talented Greek singer, songwriter and actress, brings her festive show ‘Christmas Time!’ to the Half Note Jazz Club in Athens on Wednesday, 13th December at 21:30.
In the annals of Romantic poetry, George Gordon Byron, the 6th Baron Byron, stands out not only as a literary luminary but also as a fervent supporter of the Greek War of Independence. As the world observes the 200th anniversary of his death in 2024, the Society for Hellenism and Philhellenism, along with the Philhellenism Museum, has declared this year as the “Year of Lord Byron and Philhellenism.”
Hollywood actress and screenwriter Nia Vardalos, writer and star of the “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” movies, has stepped into the limelight with her ‘secret’ boyfriend Spiros Katsagans.
“Of course there will be tennis balls involved.” Tennis star Nick Kyrgios launches OnlyFans account, emphasising that he’s ready to showcase more than just his prowess on the court.
From The Page to The Stage: Martin-Lysicrates Prize Celebrates Playwright Creativity for Young Minds
The Martin-Lysicrates prize celebrates new Australian playwrights writing for 12 – 15 year olds, whereby the top three playwright finalists have the first act of their plays performed after which the winner is voted by the audience and awarded $15,000.
Greek newspaper’s response to the escalating Parthenon Marbles dispute: “F*** you B*****d! This is the only way to answer the insult by the mouse-faced Prime Minister of England and mouthpiece of “Goldman Sachs” to the greatness of ancient Greek culture.”
Protected by the EU and UNESCO as a unique product, the precious ‘tears’ of Chios are harvested in a labour intensive process that has been passed down through generations and included on the UNESCO list of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. There’s now a way to assist in the preservation of this ancient Greek tradition and the magical Chios mastiha trees.
For over 2,500 years, the olive tree of the Acropolis has remained a worthy symbol of Athens, an undying and ancient representation of prosperity, peace, hope, and resurrection. Planted by the Goddess Athena herself, as Greek mythology would have it, the tree has suffered many fires and mutilations as invaders have come and gone. But a sprig was always saved to be planted later.
Kyriakos Tsolakis Architects unveils innovative resort design nestled in the foothills of the Troodos Mountains, Cyprus.
Sydney is gearing up for a massive celebration of Greek culture as the Epiphany Greek Festival, organised by the Greek Orthodox archdiocese, descends upon the picturesque Carss Bush Park this January 2024.
Athens Lights Up for the Holidays: Mayor Bakoyannis Kicks Off Christmas Celebrations
Portokalopita technically means orange pie however it is more like an orange phyllo cake. It’s dough is made with shreds of phyllo strips with a vanilla orange custard and it is soaked in an orange syrup. We know you will enjoy this delicious recipe.
In a significant update on the ongoing discussions between the British Museum and Greece regarding the Parthenon Sculptures, George Osborne, the chairman of the British Museum trustees, expressed optimism about the possibility of reaching an agreement.
History provides disturbing glimpses of humanity’s capacity to witness suffering for entertainment. Is there something intrinsic in human nature that draws us to witness pain and conflict?
With a caption reading ‘How can you call yourself a Greek restaurant?’, a video extract entitled “A Greek that can’t even cook gyros?!” from a recent episode called ‘A Greek Restaurant That Lacks The Basics’ was recently posted on the Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares Facebook page.
