After a poignant screening in Yarraville last November, award-winning director Kay Pavlou will bring her latest documentary, “Two Homelands,” to Melbourne’s northern suburbs in February, targeting areas with strong Greek and Cypriot communities, The Greek Herald reports. Marking 51 years since Turkey’s invasion of Cyprus, the film blends commemoration with personal testimony. Six senior Greek…
The wreckage of a plane matching the description of one that went missing Thursday afternoon was found on sea ice in Alaska on Friday, Feb. 7, the U.S. Coast Guard said. All 10 aboard – nine passengers and the pilot flying the single-engine turboprop plane – did not survive the apparent crash, the Coast Guard…
Locals prepare to leave the village of Fira, as the increased seismic activity continues on the island of Santorini. Despite the tremors, scientists are increasingly optimistic that the risk of a major earthquake is diminishing. The island’s residents were reassured by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, who visited the area Friday to meet with locals. He…
Coordinator, Office of the First Lady, AkS, Lady Helen Obareki (Centre), flanked by Comptroller of the Centre, Frank Okonkwo (L) and the Assistant Comptroller of the Centre, Ezekiel Inyang during the presentation. By Anietie Akpan Inmates of the Akwa Ibom State Command of the Nigeria Correctional Service have been charged not to give up…
The National Museum of Contemporary Art (EMST) presents “Theodoros, In Lieu of a Retrospective,” a landmark exhibition celebrating the work of the late Greek sculptor. Opening on Saturday, the exhibition showcases the artist’s career, focusing on his innovative sculptures and artistic reflections on Greece’s industrial and political landscape. Curated by Stamatis Schizakis, the exhibition features…
