No, but we’re bound to feel the effect of his presidency, effective immediately.

Fotis Kapetopoulos tries to get it right but all he comes up with is a list of beaches.

Media commentary over the funeral of the Old Calendarist Orthodox Metropolitan Bishop of Fthiotis Kallinikos reveals an unnerving Dadaesque preoccupation with his corpse.

‘For those who’ve come across the seas/We’ve boundless plains to share’ – not!

Caffeine snobbery and middle aged crankiness.

Dean Kalimniou looks at the significance of the term ‘OXI’ through Greek history.

Those Greeks and Italians who may feel ‘white’ should be reminded that Greeks, Italians, Jews, and even Irish Catholics were not considered ‘white’ for a long time

Dean Kalimniou on why Cavafy’s poem Poseidonians still resonates today.

John Vithoulkas reflects on the important role Greek social clubs played in the past, and why they are a tremendous gift. But the question is, will we accept our inheritance?

Nikos Fotakis on why privatisation – replacing a state monopoly with a private one – doesn’t spell success for Greece or Australia.