In recent days, the eyes of the entire Greek-American Community were focused on our parade in New York.
On April 15th, like every year, millions of Americans, specifically 157.
For years, Israel and Iran have been engaged in a silent struggle of mutual annihilation.
Ultimately, we are faced with two critical questions regarding the event held at the White House in the name of Greek Independence.
Something was missing from the 15th congress of the New Democracy party, which took place at the Zappeion Megaron with 3,000 members present, against the backdrop of the illuminated Acropolis.
The magnitude of the destruction caused by World War II was such that the victorious powers, under the leadership of the United States of America, established various organizations to prevent such a recurrence in the future.
On Thursday, April 4, 2024, President Joe Biden warmly welcomed the Greek-American community to the White House, affectionately referred to as "your house," to celebrate Greek Independence Day.
We celebrate today one of the most important achievements of the Greek community in America.
With rent prices and supermarket products soaring, many people in the U.
None of the six workers repairing the bridge at the port of Baltimore, which collapsed like a house of cards when struck by a ship, were Greek.
Today marks the 109th anniversary of Ethnikos Kirikas, a written testament of the Hellenic spirit and a steadfast guide for Greeks across the globe.
While the Prime Minister of the country was in Canada, the leader of PASOK – the third party according to the latest elections – raised the issue of mistrust in the government, followed by the other.
Once again, 203 years after the start of the Revolution, Hellenism celebrated the miracle of Greece's liberation from the Ottoman Turks.
How could they have imagined it? On Friday night, thousands of Muscovites filled a large concert hall to spend a carefree, pleasant evening listening to music.
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