Lord Mayor Sally Capp made an early visit to Lonsdale Street Wednesday morning alongside the City of Melbourne’s general manager for infrastructure Roger Teale, to survey ongoing works revitalising the …

A Greek-American journalist was reportedly detained by intelligence officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo after he allegedly approached armed groups in the country’s southeast, according to a senior government …

I would like to publicly express my gratitude and congratulations to Mr Giannis Chrysoulakis, the Secretary General of Greeks Abroad and Public Diplomacy, who with his vision and charismatic personality …

Santorini is making a dynamic come back to the world of sports tourism this year, the ever-growing alternative form of tourism in Greece, bringing a new era to Santorini Experience. …

Neos Kosmos is proud to share yet another acknowledgement for Claire Gazis, a member of our journalistic family that has served the newspaper in several departments and as a contributor …

A Health Ministry bill increasing women’s age limit for assisted reproduction to 54 years from the current 50 was approved by lawmakers on Tuesday evening (Greece time). The bill was …

A large wildfire broke out on the slopes of Mount Penteli, just north of Athens, on Tuesday afternoon, forcing the residents of a semi-mountainous settlement to evacuate to avoid the …

The Holy Synod of Greece’s Orthodox Church unanimously voted on Monday to send a letter of protest to Archbishop of America Elpidophoros over his decision to baptise the twin children …

Two Crete equestrians who began horseback riding for disability therapy will be the first-ever Greeks to compete at the world championship level in Para Dressage. Michalis Kalarakis and Dimitra-Eleni Pantechaki …

A Melbourne still, but not lifeless; a city locked-down, that even in its quietest and most uncertain times, still exuded love, patience and strength. STILL Melbourne is street photographer Tony …