From Greece and Cyprus
Coverage from Greece and Cyprus on politics, society, and culture.
When Athens Turned Against the Refugees of 1922
How Athens turned against the refugees of 1922. The forgotten story of fear, xenophobia and survival in the capital’s streets.
The Last Greeks of Ethiopia: A Journey Through Faith, Friendship, and Two Thousand Years of History
A small Greek community in Ethiopia keeps a two-thousand-year story alive, from Axum and Gondar to Haile Selassie and the Greek school of Addis Ababa.
The Great School of the Nation Temporarily Relocates in Istanbul
The Phanar Greek Orthodox College will relocate for up to three years for seismic work, as enrollment pressures reshape Greek education in Istanbul.
The Greeks of Tashkent – From Civil War Exile to Living Memory
A forgotten chapter of the Greek diaspora — the story of the political refugees who built new lives in Tashkent, kept their language alive, and dreamed of returning home.
Akis Petretzikis: Greece’s Most Beloved Chef
From Thessaloniki to global fame, Greek celebrity chef Akis Petretzikis bridges generations and continents with simple, trusted recipes.
From Marble to Wine: Nikos Lazaridis and the Reinvention of Northern Greece’s Vineyards
A reflective feature on Nikos Lazaridis, the visionary winemaker whose work helped transform northern Greece’s Drama region into a modern wine destination.
Athens, in Red: The Santa Run 2025
Athens filled with red as more than 1,000 runners dressed as Santa Claus took part in the Athens Santa Run 2025, turning the city center into a shared holiday celebration.
Greek Tax Guide for Greek Americans: What Changed and What You Need to Know
AADE has released a detailed FAQ for Greeks abroad with updated rules on tax residency, income, property, cars, banking, and more. Here’s what every Greek American should know in plain English.
How Greece Is Using AI to Rethink Access to Public Healthcare
Greece has launched a national AI initiative to improve access to public healthcare, starting with the country’s main health information line.
Lesbos, Ten Years After 2015
Ten years after the 2015 peak, Lesbos remains central to Europe’s migration policy. A factual look at camps, pushbacks, and what changed and what didn’t.
Christmas in Greece Is No Longer the Quiet Season It Once Was
Christmas in Greece is no longer a quiet pause between summers. Winter travel has become more common, reshaping cities, towns, and the rhythm of return.
MOMUS Air: Contemporary Art Lands at Thessaloniki Airport
A new cultural space at Thessaloniki Airport, MOMus Air brings contemporary Greek art into the departures hall, offering travelers free access to rotating exhibitions and digital installations.
