With Secretary Kerry Coming In So Are New Opportunities
By Demetrios Rhompotis* – Tomorrow, Friday, February 1st, will be the last day for Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State. While it is early for a thorough assessment of her tenure, none can seriously...
View ArticleBlack History Month and the Greeks
It’s February, Black History Month, and after reading an op-ed by Washington-based lawyer and political activist Andreas Akaras (“When Philotimo Stood with African-Americans), in the English edition of...
View ArticleIs Cyprus a Victim of Institutional Discrimination?
The “pundits” in the Eurogroup that devised the “plan” to “save” Cyprus by confiscating people’s money directly from their bank accounts, said and keep saying that the measure is not going to serve as...
View ArticleGreek-American Buys Louisiana’s Oldest & Largest Daily Newspaper
Greek American entrepreneur John D. Georges (photo center), CEO of Georges Enterprises and the Georges Media Group, recently purchased The Advocate, one of the nation’s oldest and largest local daily...
View ArticleOpinion: "Social Gathering" the Meeting in Washington
The effort that various analysts are making in order to present Samaras’ visit to the White House as a step that will bring a new start in Greek-American relations and that it indicates the country’s...
View ArticleBlack History Month And the Greeks
February is Black History Month and paying tribute to this very special group of Americans should not be just an opportunity to sympathize, get inspired, or hone our skills in political correctness,...
View ArticleCrocodile Tears over Crimea…
Those in the West that shed their tears galore about Russia’s invasion in the Crimea, must cut the fanfare because they are as bad hypocrites as Ronald Reagan was an actor! What did they do, besides...
View ArticleNational Hellenic Museum Raises nearly $1 Million at Annual Gala
The National Hellenic Museum’s Gala, one of Chicago’s most anticipated annual social events, raised approximately $950,000 in support of the museum’s mission of sharing the legacy of Hellenism,...
View ArticleAcademy of Hellenic Paideia: Inspired By Children, Driven by Passion
“Know thyself.” It’s an ancient Greek aphorism attributed to philosophy—but for the Academy of Hellenic Paideia, (AHP) a Greek school program opening its doors in September, it’s a way of life....
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