Indo-Greek Relation: An Interview with the new Indian Ambassador
Alexander the Great was the first to envision a union of East and West. For
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The Perils of Balkanization
Deputy Foreign Minister Virginia Tsouderou recently summed up the government’s hopes and fears in its
Interview with His Holiness the Patriarch
“The Church is Heaven on earth where the Celestial God lives and prevails” Patriarch Germain(633-733
A Very Special Geopolitical Position
0n 27 September 1990, our European correspondent, Robert Bartholomew, met with Alternate Defense Minister Mr Alexandros Papadongonas.
Time to grow: working with multi-culturals
Cross and multi-cultural issues play a lesser role in family dynamics than other factors. Nora Charitos speaks about the work, and play, in relationships and families enriched, and complicated, by diversity.
Greece and NATO: the Ins and Outs
In an interview, historian Thanos Veremis reviews the discrepancies between the roles played by Turkey and Greece in NATO
A New Exchange
When Greece and Ireland decided to establish diplomatic relations in 1975, and proceeded this past year to open resident embassies in the two capitals, it was, of course, not simply to provide an opportunity for the Greeks and the Irish to get better acquainted with each other. One of the main reasons for this decision was related to Greece’s endeavour to join the European Economic Community. Ireland has embassies in all EEC countries.
Vicky Moscholiou
Vicky Moscholiou has travelled a long way from her impoverished childhood in a working class family in Egaleo to reach the forefront of the popular music world of Greece. Today she is the country’s leading singer of laiki music—a position she has maintained for over twelve years.
That Paradox in Halandri
THE VIEW of the grounds from the Agia Paraskevi Road is unimpressive. A seemingly disordered collection of low-level buildings is scattered behind a long gravel parking lot. There is little hint of vegetation. If you happen to pass by while classes are in session, the buildings seem empty of any human activity.
