One could easily be forgiven for thinking that we are back in the days of the Weimar Republic, starts Dean Kalimniou in this week’s diatribe

Dean Kalimniou explores the essence and origins of the Greek dish patsas – and let’s us into his own personal journey with said delicacy

Say what you like, being an apologist for Satan is no easy task, writes Dean Kalimniou in this week’s diatribe

Dean examines the fallout from the failed Istanbul Olympic bid

The ancient Greeks of the French Riviera are long gone, yet their legacy lives on, not only in the place names but also in scholars archaeological finds

A pillar of Italian Baroque art – the story of Belisarios Korensios

Dean Kalimniou takes a walk down memory lane to the nursery rhymes and songs of his childhood

Greek stereotypes and the connotations of the word ‘Opa!’

Berwick residents are up in arms over the proposal to erect a statue of Spiridon Louis – the first winner of the modern Marathon

Ever wondered why Byzantine princesses are invariably depicted with a halo?