ATHENS – This week we spotlight the life path of Christos Papadopoulos, for whom professional involvement in gymnastics and sport is rooted in childhood.

ATHENS – Born and raised in Mytilini, Lesvos, to an American mother and a Greek father, Milteva Andonellis is one of those forced to leave Greece in the midst of the severe financial crisis that hit the country years ago.

ATHENS – In the aftermath of the fatal train wreck at Tempi – in northern Greece – as mothers mourn their children, friends and relatives search for their missing loved ones, and an entire nation is plunged into national mourning, Greeks spoke to The National Herald about the grief, fear, despair, and disappointment that the news of the tragic incident created.

ATHENS – As was revealed in the Greek language National Herald, the majority of respondents to reporters’ questions described the visit to Athens of U.

When a widely known and beloved literary work meets the magic of opera, an autobiographical drama gains a musical dimension and maternal heartbreak is manifested in an audiovisual spectacle, the result becomes, if anything, highly anticipated.

ATHENS – Life stories full of the struggle to discover the truth, reconnect with one's roots, and ‘return’ to one's native land – such are the stories of many of the thousands of Greek children who in the 1950s and 1960s were given up for adoption en masse.

ATHENS – In the presence of more than 25 mayors and other distinguished guests, the two-day 2022 Mayors Summit Against Antisemitism was held November 29-30 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Athens, hosted by the Mayor of Athens Kostas Bakoyannis.

ATHENS – The talented Greek-Cypriot singer-songwriter Alkinoos Ioannidis spoke with The National Herald ahead of his upcoming concerts in Atlanta, Boston, and New York (October 21, 28 and November 4, respectively), as well as the three lectures he is expected to give at major universities in the United States.

ATHENS – George J. Tsunis, the new U.

ATHENS – On May 24, the first of three scheduled musical lectures by the award-winning American ethnomusicologist Christopher C.