US President Donald Trump says he will hit movies made in foreign countries with 100% tariffs, as he ramps up trade disputes with nations around the world. Trump said he was authorising the US Department of Commerce and Trade Representative to start the process to impose the levy because America’s movie industry was dying “a very […]
Events in all cities across Cyprus are being held today, May 1, to mark Labour Day 2025. The trade union organizations PEO and SEK are organizing rallies, marches, speeches, and cultural events to honour the struggles of workers and send a message of demand. The celebrations are centred in Nicosia and the main events of […]
Greek music icon Peggy Zina brought the house down at the Hellenic Club of Canberra on Friday, May 2, with a sold-out crowd of 540 fans packing the venue for an unforgettable night of live music and Greek spirit.
Tax authorities are focusing on hundreds of real estate transactions that took place over the last two years in southern Athens, particularly in the Elliniko and Agios Kosmas areas.
Talks between Brussels and London for a security and defence partnership are ongoing with EU ambassadors scheduled to discuss a first draft put together by the Commission’s External Action Service next week.
1260: Kublai Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan, becomes ruler of the Mongol Empire 1893: Panic of 1893 causes a large crash on the NY Stock Exchange 1941: Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie returns triumphantly to Addis Ababa 1955: West Germany is granted full sovereignty by its three occupying powers 1965: First large-scale US Army ground units […]
“Celebration? What celebration? It feels more like a funeral” – the damning words of a former senior Nato figure to describe this week’s ceremonies marking Victory in Europe Day. The top-level diplomat who spent years at the transatlantic defence alliance asked not to be named in order to speak freely, but why so nihilistic? VE […]
Coffee has a long and rich history in Cyprus, dating back centuries. The tradition of coffee drinking can be traced back to the Ottoman Empire, when coffee was introduced to the island. Since then, coffee has become an integral part of Cypriot culture, with its own unique brewing methods and rituals. The Cypriot coffee, also […]
The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia’s District of Chora and specifically, the Parish of the Transfiguration of the Saviour in Thomastown, organised an ANZAC Dawn Service with the support of The Battle of Crete & Greece Commemorative Council on Sunday, April 27 at 6am at the Greek-Australian Memorial of the Northern Suburbs.
Greece and Bulgaria have agreed to a temporary five-year deal regulating irrigation along the Arda River, resolving water access issues for northern Evros after the expiration of a 1964 bilateral agreement.
