“A bookstore is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking.” Jerry Seinfeld.

Mention the word «Γερμανός,» these days on the streets of Athens and the aforementioned word will be followed by a particularly long and varied array of expletives

Everywhere, as though at a preconcerted signal, the peasantry rose, and massacred all the Turks-men, women and children-on whom they could lay hands

«Την ελληνική σημαία, μάνα μου την αγαπώ. Έχει του ουρανού το χρώμα και στη μέση το σταυρό.»

Part one of Dean Kalimniou’s look at the Greek connection in Sudan

The nature of Australian politics and how ethnic agendas can be utilised for various ends, catching ethnic communities unawares

Sections of the Greek community have expressed their disappointment at what they perceive to be visiting Greek Deputy Foreign Minister Kostas Tsiaras’ failure to engage.

I find the proposition that people should learn Modern Greek because this will improve their English vaguely amusing, starts Dean Kalimniou in this week’s diatribe.

From MasterChef to the Festival of wine, this week’s diatribe looks at our relationship to food thanks to reality tv and celebrity chefs

“The Greeks of Epirus are in desperate straits. They are persecuted, tortured, robbed, beaten and conspired against. Greeks are murdered daily in the street…”