Τα τρία συστατικά της ευτυχίας είναι κάτι να κάνεις, κάποιον ν’ αγαπάς και κάπου να πιστεύεις. The three ‘foundations’ of happiness are having something to do, someone to love and …

The Aegean Sea is named after Aegeus, the King of Athens and father of Theseus. The Aegean is home to Europe’s first (and one of the oldest) civilizations in the …

«Καλά δε νιώθς; Μη μ’ βανς ομελέττα, αφού δεν αρταίνουμι». My grandmother placed the pan on the table and stared at me in horror. If looks were capable of parakinesis, …

Neos Kosmos would like to wish you and your families a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Our weekend bilingual print edition will take a short brake. We will not …

The Parthenon is one of the most famous and recognisable buildings in the world. Designed as a testimony to Athenian greatness, visible miles from the Acropolis (the citadel) on which …

Few people on this earth have the true spirit of a Zorba; the spirit of being happy. Chris Manos, known as Tekno, from Sydney had that spirit. But on Wednesday …

“How impossible the perfect finality of immolating you in wine – a bottle already emptied.” -George Mouratidis Central to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is the exploration of unfulfilled longing, or rather …

Last Saturday night I had the auspicious privilege of attending the Chairman’s dinner at the Melbourne Victory (MV) home game at Docklands v WSW. As a disciple of old soccer …

The State Election last month reaffirmed how fortunate we are to live in this magnificent State and country. We can express our opinions, as I did prior to the election, …

On 21 November 2016, in Melbourne Victoria, something remarkable occurred which ensured that every Melbournian would become familiar with the term ‘thunderstorm asthma.’ Melbourne was experiencing a very summery day. …