World Teachers’ Day is held annually on 5 October, to appreciate and celebrate the incredible work of educators across the globe and Neos Kosmos wants to help you share your …

The ancient city Vravron (also known as Brauron, Vravrona) was one of the twelve cities of ancient Attica near the river Erasinos, situtated on the eastern side of Attica, about …

Samos is a Greek island with a rich and varied history. Located almost 1 km from Asia Minor and the Turkish coast, Samos has a remarkable heritage: from an important …

On Sunday, 20 September 2020 in Perth WA, the Australian Hellenic council together with SAE (Council of Greeks Abroad), presented a discussion on “The Return of the Parthenon Marbles to …

Last night the hometown episode of The Bachelor ended with Bella Varelis and ex-series-friend Irena Srbinovska snagging the last two roses before the season finale. Neos Kosmos caught up with …

ONLINE VIRTUAL OPEN LECTURE: THE TREATY OF LAUSANNE Markos Carelos will be presenting a lecture on the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne, viewed through the perspectives of two leading Greek contemporary critics …

Historically, the small rocky island of Hydra has been closely associated with the Greek War of Independence, in which it played an important role, being a prosperous shipping centre at …

Greece’s rich culinary heritage arose from millennia of agricultural tradition. Today, visitors can explore Greek agrotourism and food tourism offerings from Corinth and Mount Pelion to the Cycladic islands. Tourists …

For many years, Peter Papathanasiou’s parents could never find the right time or the right words to tell him the story of his birth. His mother Elizabeth worried that she …

A love song dedicated to the beautiful island of Zakynthos was sent to us from Russian guitarist Andrew Doriane who has visited the Ionian islands every year since 2013. “The …