The Greek Merchants Who Reached Poland Before the Fall of Constantinople
Poland recently granted official national minority status to its Greek community, and the story behind that recognition stretches back over 700 years, long…
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Poland Just Made Greeks Its 10th Recognized National Minority
Poland has officially recognized Greeks as its 10th national minority, a legal status the Greek community there has never held before. The change came through…
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Hundreds of Academics Demand Amazon Stop Blocking Greek From Kindle Publishing
Hundreds of academics, writers, researchers, and publishers have signed an open letter demanding Amazon restore Greek-language support on its Kindle Direct…
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The Greek Woman Who Just Became Mayor of Geneva
Christina Kitsos, a Greek-Swiss woman with roots in Thessaloniki, was officially inaugurated as Mayor of Geneva on June 3, 2026, taking office for a term that…
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Nolan’s Odyssey Has No Greeks in the Cast. The Guardian Noticed
Christopher Nolan’s upcoming film “The Odyssey” has generated a wave of frustration among Greeks, and now The Guardian has put the question plainly: why does a…
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A Greece-Germany-Turkey Project Maps Shared Histories of Migration Through Music
A new international cultural project launching June 3 in Athens aims to trace the shared histories of migration, exile, and cultural exchange across Greece…
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The Youth Movement Trying to Bring the Parthenon Marbles Home
A new generation of Greeks is stepping into the Parthenon Marbles debate, and they are not waiting for diplomats to solve it. Remarble Greece, a youth-led…
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80 Objects, 2 Centuries: The Greek Families Who Built Queensland
When Chrysanthi Zantioti found two bundles of letters after her mother’s death, one labeled “from Nick to Popi” and another “from Popi to Nick,” she got a…
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Greece to Build Pontian Genocide Monument
Greece has pledged to build a monument dedicated to the genocide of the Pontian Greeks, the Black Sea Greek communities massacred and expelled by Ottoman and…
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Greek Girl Kidnapped in 1922. Her Grandson Found Her in Trabzon
In 1922, a 13-year-old Pontic Greek girl named Eleni was torn from her family by armed irregulars on the road to Trabzon and never made it onto the refugee…
