Neos Kosmos journalist Maja Jovic tells her personal experience and the significance of learning Greek.

Dean Kalimniou explores the cultural collection of Epirote artefacts presented at this year’s Lonsdale Street Festival.

On an annual basis, at VCE level, the success of these schools is exemplary.

Kostas Karamarkos talks about the significant importance of the Lonsdale Street Festival.

100 years have passed, 1914 the year when Europe became embroiled in the Great War, a conflict that was essentially a civil war among nations if we look at it in retrospect.

Greek, a language of great cultural, scientific and historical importance in the world, is spoken by a few million people.

The promotion of Greek is both a matter of studying our culture but also making it relevant to what happens in this society now.

“For what is Europe basically? It is an idea before it is a market. More precisely, it is only a market because it is, first of all, an idea.

The great divide between the centre right and the centre left in the country is defined by the Murdoch run News Corp.

“I had reached halfway through M Karagatsis’ classic novel Junkermann, about the life and times of a particularly resourceful White Army refugee who settles in Greece”