Two families, Girdis and Caristinos, were torn apart by the catastrophe of Smyrna 100 years ago: Asa K. Jennings, and their grandson Prof Con Aroney tell their story.

Before Achilles, Agamemnon and Helen herself, there was a lesser known sack of Troy. Professor Christopher Mackie reveals all.

Suicide stigma still prevails in the community.

A retrospective poster exhibition celebrating 80 years of tourism to Greece.

It’s the closest thing to the song Olympics of Europe. Eurovision is back again and this time Greece’s entry is literally jumping up and down for votes

Eugenia Raskopoulos’ latest addition to her series, ‘Vestiges’, takes the mundane and turns it into monumental art.

George Lois – one of the world’s most influential advertising minds – gives Fotis Kapetopoulos some damn good advice.

Inspired with the simplicity and harmony of monastic life in Mount Athos, artist Lee Zaunders Maroulis faces the ultimate challenge with exhibition ‘A portrayal of humanity’.

It took seven years to tell the real story behind the Greco-Persian war from start to finish.

100 years ago, Greek immigrant Louis Tikas was the union leader who led the Colorado coal miners’ strike and then lost his life in the Ludlow Massacre.