While no one is looking, the Greek government goes on a rampage.

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…”

Ilias Sourdis explores how baby boomers use technology and how it’s changed their lives and the international political landscape.

Dean Kalimniou looks at the rhetoric used to incite Greek Australians to go to Greek school.

Inconvenient truths about Turkey’s religious cleansing in occupied Cyprus need to be addressed

Andreas C Chrysafis analyses the upcoming election for the Republic of Cyprus.

What was once the plight of migrants, racism has now transcended to the tourists and backpackers in Greece.

Neos Kosmos journalist, Helen Velissaris, talks about her experiences of Greek school and her thoughts on what will save dwindling class sizes.