The Greek Consul General in Mariupol Manolis Androulakis arrived in Athens on Sunday evening (local time), following a high-risk operation to evacuate him. The humanitarian corridor for the evacuation begun …

“I’ve lost touch, since then … I can’t reach her,” an emotional Bill Cotsis says to Neos Kosmos about his friend Athena, or Afina  Khadzhynova. Bill Cotsis met Athena on …

Mariupolthe President of the Federation of Greek Associations of Ukraine Alexandra Protsenko has voiced an appeal to Greeks around the world urging the community to mobilise. Ms Protsenko send out …

“We woke up on Thursday February 24 to the Russian invasion… for thirteen days all I heard was sirens, explosions, and shelling in and around Kyiv,” says Lana Nicole Niland …

“It’s a feeling of permanent shock,” answered Anton Savidi when Neos Kosmos asked him how he was coping with events in his country, Ukraine where he and his pregnant wife are now …

Greece is currently running five operations to evacuate Greek citizens, their relatives, and other nationalities from Odessa, Kyiv and Mariupol on Greek-owned ships, Foreign Affairs Ministry spokesman Alexandros Papaioannou stated …

Maria Zakharova, Director of the Information and Press Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, called Greece out in a statement highlighting an “anti-Russian information campaign …

A ceasefire in and around the the city of Mariupol, home to many Ukrainian Greeks, which was to open a humanitarian corridor for the population of 450,000 has been postponed …

At the beginning of the week, Mr Savidi, 29, was in Kyiv helping to organise supplies to the resistance within the city. The president of the Enotita, Nina Plechak-Paskal, was …

With the official death toll of Ukrainian Greeks having risen to 12 to date, the resolve to resist the Russian invasion remains strong, community leader Anton Savidis told Neos Kosmos …