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The exhibition "In the Footsteps of Digenis Akritas offers a virtual tour of the shared history and culture of Greeks from Cyprus, Pontus, and Asia Minor has opened in Oakleigh to commemorate the Pontian Genocide.

Archbishop says Church won't give up the name 'Macedonian' to a secure a 'tomos', or decree of independence, from head of global Orthodoxy in Constantinople.

Amid a sea of crosses bearing Lithuanian tricolours, one stood out. Marked with a blue-yellow trident, it carried the na...

May 21 is a festive day as the Greek Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Constantine, the founder of Constantinople, and his mother Helen.

A recently unearthed bronze portrait medallion of Sultan Mehmed II, also known as Mehmed the Conqueror, predating his historic conquest of former...

The Turkish president accuses Israel of crimes against humanity while refusing to acknowledge the crimes of his own country.

Cappadocia is home to a hidden linguistic treasure of the Greek past: the Cappadocian Greek dialect.

Walt Garlington makes a case for the Orthodox Church as the purest form of Christianity, using the miracle at Fatima as an example.

"Baldwin’s Treasure" is a premier collection of Byzantine sacred antiquities, including rare Christian and Jewish objects, currently held discreetly in Vatican museums.