Nikos

The Athens Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by Nikos Tsouchlos, pays tribute to American-born Greek composer George Tsontakis, who will travel from New York to the Greek capital for the show.

An important leader of Hellenism abroad, Nikos Mouyiaris, has passed away. He did everything to help Greece and Cyprus.

He understood the importance of reviving and restructuring the Greek-American lobby in Washington DC, which had been in decline for many years.

Nikos Mouyiaris, a businessman, philanthropist and prominent member of the Greek-American and Cypriot-American Communities died early Saturday at 73.

Zoumboulakis Galleries celebrates some of the wonderful artists it has worked with over the years in an exhibition of standout works that have featured in past shows.

Is it true that "the Polytechnic is owned by nobody," as ruling SYRIZA's press office said in a statement? And is it true that "thuggery taints the Polytechnic," as a Euro MP from the same party said? 

Tributes poured in over the weekend for Alice Yotopoulos-Marangopoulos, the country's first female university rector, a leading criminologist and former president of the International Alliance of Women, who was laid to rest on Saturday in a civil funeral. She was 101.

On the defensive after seeing the coalition's majority reduced again this week, government officials on Wednesday branded an attempted attack on the office of a coalition MP as part of a scheme to destabilize the administration but were silenced when the anarchist group Rouvikonas took responsibility for the incident. 

Greece's Parliament Speaker Nikos Voutsis has called for the release of two Greek soldiers who have been in Turkish prison since they strayed over the border in early March, describing their detention as illegal.

Greek Parliament Speaker Nikos Voutsis on May 16 visited two Greek soldiers who have been detained in Turkey since March. 

The two Greek servicemen who have been held in Edirne since accidentally crossing into Turkish territory while on patrol in northeastern Greece on March 1, said their "morale is high," during a meeting with Parliament Speaker Nikos Voutsis who visited them in prison.