The Greek prime minister will lead a high-level UN Security Council debate on emerging technologies and maritime security, the centerpiece of Greece’s October presidency of the body

Historic concert at Carnegie Hall supported by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) and Evangelos Marinakis. With donations from the John S. Latsis Public Benefit Foundation, Libra Philanthropies and Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management Ltd.

Celebrating the 30 years of grantmaking by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation, this special tribute concert brings works of legendary Greek composers like Manos Hadjidakis, Mikis Theodorakis and more to Carnegie Hall in New York City

PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis honored six Greek Americans at his annual diaspora meeting in New York and urged expats to vote in Greece's 2027 election.

Greece’s 5+1 key messages from the UN General Assembly

Jordan’s queen is accompanying King Abdullah II in New York for the 81st UN General Assembly, the final stop on their official tour of France, the Czech Republic and the United States

Ukraine, Gaza, Iran and shifting global alliances will dominate talks as leaders including Trump, Zelenskyy, Erdogan, Netanyahu and Pezeshkian gather for the 81st UN General Assembly

Stavros Papastavrou will focus on climate and energy diplomacy, including preparations for COP31, water scarcity and Greece’s role as an energy hub in the Eastern Mediterranean and Southeast Europe

Repatriated after 89 years abroad, this 7th-century B.C. bronze griffin from Olympia now travels to New York for the Met's new exhibition.

A drone display featuring 2,977 lights recreated the World Trade Center towers over New York Harbor on September 9, honoring those killed in the September 11 attacks ahead of their 25th anniversary.

Thomas Fahmy was leaving his Staten Island home for a dentist appointment when lightning struck his foot during severe storms. He spent the night in a hospital and said doctors found no burns

A Deutsche Bank study finds the capital ranks near the bottom for livability despite rising costs

Once a symbol of Greek-American success and a fixture of New York life, Greek-owned diners are closing at an accelerating pace as rising costs, changing consumer habits and generational shifts reshape the industry

ASTORIA is a theatrical play on the struggles, passions and resilience of Greek immigrants building a new life in New York — and this weekend is the last chance to see it!

From diner counters to street carts, Greek immigrants built lives in a harsh but vibrant city—captured in rare photos and personal stories that reveal sacrifice, resilience and the enduring pull of home