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March 29, 2023
The request for honorary citizenship was submitted to the government by BoG Governor Stournaras and approved by Interior Minister Voridis
March 28, 2023
Professor Roderick Beaton sworn in as Greek citizen at Bank of Greece ceremony
December 14, 2022
If nuclear weapons are used in Ukraine, it wonโt be Russia that starts it, says Russian president Vladimir Putin โ ostensibly seeking to reassure the world while also delivering an arch reminder that he does, after all, have the power to swing the worldโs largest nuclear arsenal into action if he chooses.
December 6, 2022
A perhaps too glib and US-favoring read on Turkey-Russia relations.
December 4, 2022
London: The war in Ukraine has put Turkey into the geopolitical spotlight. One of Natos earliest member states, with a special relationship with Russia, Turkey is attempting to balance its competing...
December 3, 2022
Soviet leader Joseph Stalin famously explained the Russian demands for a military base in the Dardanelles as a question of protecting Russian security and not relying on a weak and unfriendly state Turkey.There was talk of war over the straits, which control passage between the Aegean and the Mediterranean seas, but in the end Russia accepted the status quo.
January 7, 2022
The Centre for Hellenic Studies organised a conversation with renowned Italian artist, Francesco Vezzoli in partnership with the Fondazione Brescia
November 20, 2021
By: Sara Wong, Arts & Culture Editor When you think of Greek society, what comes to mind? Blackness may not be not part of the picture. That is what Project Africanisms hopes to change. Organized by the Benaki Museum in Athens, this project aims to amplify AfroGreek voices through close collaboration with AfroGreek community members.…
January 29, 2021
29 January 2021 7:12am At a time when international students are at an all-time low at Australian universities, Greece is looking at ways to showcase all it has to offer to international students and those of the diaspora. The General Secretariat for Public Diplomacy and Greeks abroad and the General Secretariat of Higher Education invited prominent members of thediaspora and international academic community to take part in the virtual conference, titled โReinforcing bridges between Greek uni...