Hambis Tsangaris the celebrated printmaker, story teller and chronicler of the Cyprus’ modern political history, talks to MELISSA REYNOLDS exclusively for Neos Kosmos.

1973 and the Greek military Junta is about to fall because of the actions of young university students.

After 167 years a group of South Australians find out that they are descendants of Yiorgos Tramountanas-Northone of the first Greeks to arrive on these shores.

Dr Michael C Scott, a Research Fellow in ancient history from Cambridge, writes exclusively for Neos Kosmos about his book, Democrats to Kings: the brutal dawn of a new worl

Thalassaemia affects one in ten Greek Australians but it is a condition which presents itself as a major health issue across the world.

The Digital Liiefstyle Show in Melbourne has something for all the family, according to its Greek Australian Director, Peter Barlow.

On October 28 Mussolini gave Greece an ultimatum; allow the Italian army to occupy Greece, or he would invade. The answer was simple; “NO!” The Greeks routed the Italians heralding

The treatment of migrants by police, in an effort to crackdown on crime and illegal immigration in Nicosia, has come under scrutiny.

Steve Agi talks about the just-published Melbourne Coffee Review which review the best 100 coffee spots in Melbourne.

The emergence of Greece and Greek nationalism, claims MICHAEL CHRISTOFORIDIS, played an important role in shaping the Romantic music tradition of the 19th century.