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Greece Passes Its First Art Forgery Law as Fake Works Surface in Major Cases
Greece has passed its first dedicated law targeting art forgery, introducing stricter penalties and oversight after major cases involving fake artworks.
AHEPA District 4 to Host Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Symposium in Philadelphia
AHEPA District 4 will host a May 7 symposium at the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia focused on thalassemia and sickle cell disease, with medical speakers, patient testimony, dinner, and fundraising.
Georgetown Event to Examine Cyprus’ Division, Past Missteps, and Paths Toward Unity
Georgetown and the American Hellenic Institute will host a public discussion on Cyprus, EOKA, enosis, and possible paths toward unity on April 27.
Nominations Open for Forty Under 40 Class of 2026 Recognizing Greek American Leaders
Nominations are open for the 2026 Forty Under 40 awards by the Greek America Foundation, recognizing Greek American and Canadian leaders under 40. Deadline April 30.
Boston Symposium Brings Pontian and Anatolian Christian Heritage Into Focus
A Boston symposium at Hellenic College Holy Cross examined Pontian, Armenian, and Assyrian-Chaldean heritage, memory, and history through scholarship, faith, and culture.
Greek Ambassador Antonis Alexandridis Visits Odyssey Charter School During First Official Delaware Trip
Greek Ambassador Antonis Alexandridis visited Odyssey Charter School during his first official trip to Delaware, including classroom stops and meetings with school leaders.
Who’s Marching in Philadelphia’s 2026 Greek Independence Day Parade
See who’s marching in Philadelphia’s 2026 Greek Independence Day Parade, from churches and student groups to societies, dignitaries, and the Evzones.
Greece Didn’t “Lose” 5,400 Doctors. Here’s What the Number Actually Shows
The claim that Greece lost 5,400 doctors is widely repeated, but the data tells a more complex story about mobility, return, and how the system works.
A Disease, a Divided Island, and the Cheese That Still Connects Cyprus
A foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Cyprus is threatening Halloumi production and exposing how the island’s long-standing division shapes even a shared crisis.
Inaugural Saint Thomas Gala Honors Zoe And George Kousoulis
St. Thomas Greek Orthodox Church in Cherry Hill, celebrated its inaugural gala honoring George and Zoe Kousoulis for more than sixty years of faith, service, and generosity to their parish and community.
What’s Happening at St. Demetrios in Astoria, and Why It Matters Beyond New York
Financial crisis, governance disputes, and a new New York law have put St. Demetrios in Astoria at a crossroads for the Greek-American community.
OPA! Festival Returns to Annunciation Church in Elkins Park May 7–10
The OPA! Festival at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church in Elkins Park takes place May 7–10, with Greek food, music, dancing, and free admission.
