Part one of Dean Kalimniou’s look at the Greek connection in Sudan

In light of Cyprus’ recent elections, Andreas Chrysafis looks at the political landscape and its lack of change

Australian PM Julia Gillard talks exclusively to Neos Kosmos about her love of the Greek community.

NT Labor Shadow Minister Kon Vatskalis voices his opinion on the Party’s future

The eurozone crisis seems to threaten most of Greece’s achievements and values

The nature of Australian politics and how ethnic agendas can be utilised for various ends, catching ethnic communities unawares

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…”