In Italy 41 people have lost their lives after their migrant boat sunk of the…
Tag: Southern Italy
A brand new DNA study found that the modern populations of southern Italy, Sicily, Greece…
The Sunday of Orthodoxy was celebrated on March 5 by the Christian Orthodox population of…
A handful of young people have decided to put themselves at the forefront to preserve…
A march of a Dionisyan Cult was performed on Thursday at the T.R.A.C.C.E Festival in…
On October 18 at the facilities of the Hellenic Foundation for Culture, specifically in the…
Bova is one of the Greek-Bovesian speaking villages of Bovesia, one of the two Griko-speaking…
In Ancient Greek mythology, Apollo, the Sun god, was the bearer of an intellectual light,…
The President of the Hellenic Republic Katerina Sakellaropoulou visited the Greek-speaking villages of Apulia, in…
It was 540 BC when the first great naval battle in history took place off…
Although one of the most popular phrases associated with Italy, ‘Ciao,’ is an informal salutation…
Ferrandina [Grk: Τροϋλια] is a town of 8,337 inhabitants in the province of Matera in…
The Spadafora family are Sicilian nobility of Byzantine-Greek origin. According to tradition, the family was…
Metaponto [Grk: Μεταπόντιον] is a fraction of Comune Di Bernalda with 1,000 inhabitants, in the province…
Taralli are small, unleavened bread rings that are a typical snack food throughout southern Italy,…
On October 9, the Grotte di Osimo (Osimo Caves) became an evocative stage for the…
Francesco Siviglia: The luthier keeping the Calabrian lyra and Italiote-Greek music traditions alive
“If I had stayed in Germany, I’d be rich by now. But here in Calabria…
Casapulla is a town of 8,522 inhabitants in the province of Caserta in Campania, Southern…
The Greek flag is increasingly waving in the streets and squares of the cities of…
Antonio Parrotta on reviving Greek identity in Southern Italy: We feel Greek, we are the same people
Dimitrios I. Amanatidis spoke with Antonio Parrotta, a Greek from the Calabrian city of Crotone…