The head of Cyprus’ navy, Andreas Ioannides, was one of 12 people killed when seized containers of gunpowder exploded at its main base

Fiscal woes are sinking the traditionally sunny Mediterranean nation into glooom, pushing the suicide rate up sharply

On 19 and 20 June, representatives from the National Union of Greek Australian Students (NUGAS) attended the National Conference of the Australian Hellenic Council

Victoria’s migrant diversity and history will be celebrated through the recently completed Darebin Migration Heritage Project.

“The Macedonian people will become the bosses of Chalkidiki,” ran the headline of the Australian Macedonian Weekly last week, in a somewhat confused interpretation of new laws pass

In the latest Inspiring People Series, held on Tuesday 21 June, The Food for Thought Network (FFTN) was on a mission to educate and break down racial, generational and professional

Greek station Antenna 1 is being sued by the Greek Cypriot community and Greek Cypriot diaspora organisations over choosing to air a Turkish television series

The Justice of Cyprus Coordinating Committee has organised a number of events in July to remember the 1974 invasion of Cyprus by Turkey

How much does the coverage of the crisis in Greece by the global TV News networks reflect what’s really going on?

All metro stations in Athens, as well as some bus stops, will have wireless internet access by next year said the Greek government