The international criminal court has delivered the first verdict in its ten-year history, finding a Congolese warlord guilty of recruiting child soldiers.

Raous – Oust Apo Tho will be presented to Victorian audiences by theatre company Paroika.

Funnyman Xavier Michelides talks to Neos Kosmos about Greek humour, bad gigs and how to keep occupied in Adelaide.

Cyprus’ sovereign debt has been slashed to junk status by the ratings agency Moody’s, due to heavy bank exposure to the Greece’s struggling economy.

More than half of the funding for the construction of Public Power Corporation’s new lignite unit at Ptolemaida, western Macedonia, will come from Germany.

“Once I take over at the helm of the biggest party in parliament, I will have to devote myself to these new duties”. These words belong to current Finance Minister Evangelos Venize

A Greek prosecutor pressed charges of treason and trying to destabilise the country against unknown suspects this week over an alleged 2008 plot to overthrow the then-conservative

The International Monetary Fund on Thursday approved 28 billion euros in funding for Greece over the next four years.

A Greek experience not to be missed will be had by all in Woden, Canberra as the Hellenic Club showcases the best of Hellenism for the Tastes of Greece Festival.

The organisers of the Enosi Festival, that was held in Melbourne last weekend, have condemned the Australian Macedonian Advisory Council (AMAC), and supporters of, for boycotting a