Greek Stone Age Migrants Helped Bring Europe’s Agriculture
Stone Age people from Greece and the Aegean Sea brought agriculture into central and southern Europe some 8,000 years ago.
Arts & Literature
TV Actress Helps Refugees in Greece
A recent, less-than-relaxing vacation to Greece inspired TV actress Milana Vayntrub to help with the refugee crisis. Known for lighthearted roles, Vayntrub left her […]
This Week in Greek History- Penelope Delta
This week in history, on May 2, 1941, Penelope Delta killed herself in Athens, devastated that the Germans had invaded Greece that very day. The […]
Tsipras Visits Near-finished SNFCC
NEW YORK – Prime Minister Alexis Tripras has joined in the excitement that is building for the grand opening of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural […]
Large Mosaic Tomb Uncovered in Greece
ATHENS — Archaeologists digging through a vast ancient tomb in Amphipolis in northern Greece have uncovered a floor mosaic that covers the whole area of […]
Guardian Says Parthenon Marbles Greek
LONDON – A recent opinion piece in the Guardian newspaper draws a simple and straightforward conclusion: 1) the Parthenon Marbles are the world’s most beautiful […]
Greek Summer Cinemas May Go Black
One of Greece’s best loved institutions, summer cinemas, could fade away because of the cost of switching to digital projection.
An Ellinida’s Nightmare in Saudi Arabia
NEW YORK – To truly know some people’s reality, sometimes you have to live their nightmare. Before marrying a man from a prominent family in […]
Elgin Marbles to Move, but Not to Greece
LONDON – The Elgin Marbles are finally moving! Unfortunately, for Greeks and many others around the world who’d like to see them returned to Greece, […]
Golfo, Greece’s 1st Feature Film, at 100
THESSALONIKI – “Golfo, a young shepherdess, and Tasos, a young shepherd, are secretly in love but are too poor to support their union. “Fortunately, an […]
