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A highly respected academic in Oxford, Athens and Belfast, he was committed to the struggle for minority rights in Northern Ireland

Casting the Runes – Jane Mainley’s edition of the ghost writer’s letters – reveals just how little we know about the man behind the horror

Megan Coates 21 and Eva Leaverton attended the first Pharos Summit 2022: Greek-U.S. Collaboration in Higher Education November 5-11, 2022 in Athens, Greece.

ATHENS – University of Connecticut Center for Hellenic Studies ‘Paideia’ Director Ilias Tomazos on January 6 shared an update on the progress of the study abroad program students visiting Greece including their meeting with U.S. Ambassador to Greece George Tsunis at the Ambassador’s residence in Ath

Greece's Minister of Culture and Sports Lina Mendoni was welcomed by University of Connecticut (UConn) representatives earlier this month

If nuclear weapons are used in Ukraine, it won’t be Russia that starts it, says Russian president Vladimir Putin – ostensibly seeking to reassure the world while also delivering an arch reminder that he does, after all, have the power to swing the world’s largest nuclear arsenal into action if he chooses.

Fourteen Ukrainian and Russian scholars affected by the war in Ukraine have found safety and intellectual shelter at Princeton.

A perhaps too glib and US-favoring read on Turkey-Russia relations.

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...

STORRS, CT – Greece’s Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni visited the Center for Hellenic Studies ‘Paideia’ on November 29 escorted by its founder Ilias Tomazos. The Minister made a special visit to the Center, which features an amphitheater in the Classical Greek style, a chapel which is dedicated to