The ancient Greeks of the French Riviera are long gone, yet their legacy lives on, not only in the place names but also in scholars archaeological finds

A pillar of Italian Baroque art – the story of Belisarios Korensios

Kostas Karamarkos looks at the role Australian media has played in the 2013 Australian Federal Election

An opinion piece by military historian Professor Peter Stanley about the NSW resolution into the genocides by the Ottoman Empire

With two weeks left before the September 7 election, most of the pollsters and punters have already concluded that Kevin Rudd and Labor have an uphill battle

Dean Kalimniou takes a walk down memory lane to the nursery rhymes and songs of his childhood

A comparative look at Greece’s crisis points throughout the ages

Dean Kalimniou’s diatribe begins with the tale of the Shrine of Remembrance’s website with this post “Australian Macedonian Commemorative Service Ilinden/ St Elijah’s Day”

An analysis of the similarities and differences between elections run in Australia and Greece

Cyprus has become the land where shattered dreams are mounting into heaps of broken promises and the saga of public discontent continues with no end in sight