Greek education minister Nikos Filis is facing an uproar of criticism from politicians, activists and numerous organizations of Pontian Greeks
In a controversial statement on Greek television, Greece’s current education minister Nikos Filis stated that although his government recognizes an
On the Greek island of Lesvos, today’s refugees are usually met by descendants of refugees. More than half the population
For only the 6th time in almost a century, a Greek Orthodox Divine Liturgy was celebrated at the historic monastery
The killings of millions of Greeks, Armenians and other Christians by the Ottoman Turks between 1910-1922 remains one of the
Journalist and Boston University professor Lou Ureneck has written ‘The Great Fire: One American’s Mission to Rescue Victims of the
The St. Constantine Greek Orthodox Church in the western Turkish province of İzmir has reopened following renovations. A Divine Liturgy
For the first time in almost a hundred years, the sounds of traditional instruments that gave “Smyrneika” music their distinct
Following an hours-long debate and heated and passionate pleas from Greek, Turkish and Armenian Americans before the Carson City Council,
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