A Greek-Australian woman and two others who were patients of a Greek-Australian physician, Dr. Con Kyriacou, have independently lodged complaints against him for sexual assault, […] The post Australian Dr. Con Kyriacou Accused by Patients of Sexual Assault appeared first on The National Herald.
Welcome, 77 artists, 40 different points of Attica welcomes you by singing Erotokritos an epic romance written at 1713 by Vitsentzos Kornaros
Wednesday, November 28, 2018
The Owl’s Legacy Brings Home Ancient Greece’s Modern World Idea
Banned for two decades because it was impertinent enough to suggest ancient Greece had little to do with contemporary Greece, the 1989 TV series The […] The post The Owl’s Legacy Brings Home Ancient Greece’s Modern World Idea appeared first on The National Herald.
N.J. Mystery: A Greek Mother, 2 Brothers, 2 Fires, Family Slain, No Suspects, No Motive
More than a week after two pre-Thanksgiving fires at the New Jersey homes of two brothers – with a family of four slain before their […] The post N.J. Mystery: A Greek Mother, 2 Brothers, 2 Fires, Family Slain, No Suspects, No Motive appeared first on The National Herald.
Erdogan Warns Cyprus, Greece Over Offshore Energy Drilling
Defied by American energy giant ExxonMobil that went ahead with drilling for oil and gas off Cyprus, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said again he […] The post Erdogan Warns Cyprus, Greece Over Offshore Energy Drilling appeared first on The National Herald.
During Media Strike, Tsipras Visits Mati Fire Site
ATHENS – With no TV camera, radio crews or reporters to follow him during a 24-hour media strike, Greek Prime Minister and Radical Left SYRIZA […] The post During Media Strike, Tsipras Visits Mati Fire Site appeared first on The National Herald.
Greek Workers Took Biggest Pay Cut Hit in Europe
Pounded by pay cuts as part of more than 8 1/2-years of punishing austerity measures the government directed at workers, pensioners and the poor, the […] The post Greek Workers Took Biggest Pay Cut Hit in Europe appeared first on The National Herald.
Greece: Near total public transport shutdown as workers strike over wage cuts and tax hikes
Greek ships remained docked at the country’s ports and a protest rally has also been held in central Athens as workers also call for increases in minimum wages and the re-introduction of collective bargaining.
