Tasos Kokkinidis
Greek Journalist who Lived in North Korea Tells Her Story in New Book (video)
Journalist Fragkiska Megaloudi, the only Greek citizen known to have resided in Pyongyang, North Korea, tells her story in her new book entitled “In...
Roberto Escobar: Pablo’s Brother Tells His Story
Roberto Escobar Gaviria, the older brother of the infamous Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar, opened up in an interview with the Greek Reporter.
Meet the Only Greek Coffee Grower in the World
On the top of a mountain deep in the Colombian jungle, on a pole atop a humble villa, a Greek flag flutters in the...
Greek Orthodox Church Calls Israeli Court Ruling Unfair
The Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem released a statement on Wednesday saying Israeli court decisions allowing the seizure of church property by Israeli settler...
“Agamemnon to Alexander the Great” Exhibit Opens in Seoul
An exhibit featuring more than 350 ancient Greek artifacts opened at the Seoul Arts Center's Hangaram Museum in the Korean capital on Wednesday.
Titled “The...
The Greeks of Bogota, Colombia
Bogota, the capital of Colombia and a sprawling mega-city of almost 10 million inhabitants, is home to a grand total of approximately 150 Greek...
Heladeria Americana: The Greek Ice Cream Legend of Colombia
A Greek immigrant named Andreas Aristidou, singlehandedly brought ice cream to Colombia in the 1930's -- and since then, three generation of Greeks have...
Billionaire Alki David Out on Bail After Cannabis Smuggling Charges
Greek-Cypriot Coca Cola heir Alki David posted $300,000 bail and fled the Caribbean island of St. Kitts aboard his private jet on Tuesday, one...
Greek Cypriot Tycoon Arrested On Drug-Related Charges in Caribbean
Greek Cypriot tycoon Alkiviades David – also known as Alki David – was arrested Monday on the Caribbean Island of St. Kitts after more...
Meet The Greeks of Medellin, Colombia
The small Greek community of Medellin, Colombia, comprised mainly of entrepreneurs and professionals, is booming.
Colombia's second-largest city, called the "City of Eternal Spring" for...