Welcome, 77 artists, 40 different points of Attica welcomes you by singing Erotokritos an epic romance written at 1713 by Vitsentzos Kornaros
Friday, January 31, 2014
Economic recovery in doubt as Greece takes EU helm
The History of the IMF and Greece’s Bailout
Fulham sign Greek striker Kostas Mitroglou for $18 million, as Cottagers ...
Move over Berbatov, Greek firecracker Mitroglou is the man to save Fulham from the drop
Deutsche Telekom Said in Talks to Buy Greece's OTE Stake
Greece: Deutsche Telekom to invest 1.2 bln in the next 4 yea
Oil Pirates And The Mystery Ship
Doubts about independent evaluation at universities
Rights group seeks inquiry on collective expulsions in Aegean
Society stands on equality
MEPs herald end to troika, look to debt restructuring
IOBE warns of GDP stagnation in 2014
Banks confident they could cope with a rise in bad loans
PAOK beats Apollon and gets Ajax star on loan
Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland Travel to Germany, Greece, Cyprus ...
The Greek Theatre
Greek minister terms Pak, Bangladesh illegal immigrants 'tragedy'
Greek FinMin: Troika Made Many Mistakes
Farmakonisi Tragedy, Greek Police Detain Protesters
Dendias: Quality of Greece’s Undocumented Immigrants Is “Tragic”
Greek Healthcare Employees on Strike
Piraeus, Fastest Growing Port in 2013
Greek Court Backlog May Free Prisoners
Because of delays in processing cases, many suspects charged with serious crimes may have to be let out of detention if they aren't tried before an 18-month limit is reached.
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Maria Makedon TNH Educator of the Year
NEW YORK – The annual ceremony and reception for the Teacher of the Year award of The National Herald has become a celebration of the best in the Greek-American community. Once again Publisher Antonis H. Diamataris welcomed the guests who came to honor the people who give of themselves in order to transmit the values […]
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Kitsopoulos, Singers and Q.S.O. Shine
QUEENS, NY – The performance on January 19 of Giacomo Puccini’s opera “Gianni Schicchi” by singers accompanied by the Queens Symphony Orchestra conducted by Constantine Kitsopoulos more than validated the orchestra’s motto: “World class music for the international community of Queens.” The ensemble was founded in 1953 by David Katz, the father of the newly-elected […]
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Princess Katherine’s Royal Greek Touch
Crown Princess Katherine of Serbia – born in Greece – is setting a philanthropic example in her homeland with her endeavors.
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