After a decade of brain drain, more Greeks are now coming home than leaving. Two young professionals explain why family, not tax breaks, pulled them back, and what awaited them on their return.

The 12th International Summer University took the future of Greek learning in the diaspora to Sydney, where the community asked for one thing: continuity

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.

The club's supporters include Greek restaurant owners as well as people with no Greek background at all

Caption: For diaspora Greeks, summer homecomings are never just relaxing. A psychologist explores the reconnection, identity, and 'anticipatory grief' behind every return

Honor marks Tsakopoulos’s 90th birthday and 75 years since his arrival in the United States from Arcadia, Greece

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he would review the map's omissions after facing backlash from leaders of several historic immigrant communities

What Australia can teach Greece about university admissions, fairness and lifelong opportunity

New Democracy diaspora leader in Australia, Athanasios Tsouchantaris, resigns citing health reasons but also accuses party leadership of drifting from its core values

The real test for diverse democracies is not managing cultural differences but sustaining the civic trust and institutional confidence that allow people from different backgrounds to thrive together

A young Greek-Australian built an AI model as a high school student that detects breast cancer cells with 98% accuracy, earning her the title "Young Scientist of the Year."

Every successful institutional order eventually reaches what Charles Handy called the “second curve”: the point at which the structures that enabled past success begin to constrain future adaptation. The central question at that stage is whether dispersed knowledge, capital, and capability can be re-coordinated into new forms of effectiveness, or whether they drift into fragmentation […]

From Manhattan to Kalavryta, a bishop’s quiet rebuke exposed the widening divide between diaspora nationalism and the Orthodox tradition of philoxenia, reminding Greek-Americans that migration is not a threat to Greek identity but part of its history

Eighty years later, Boston still honors his legacy.

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

In every corner of the world, Greek communities make a dynamic presence

A survey of Greek high school students in Munich reveals a generation torn between emotional ties to Greece and the practical realities of building a life abroad, as they navigate identity, opportunity, and belonging.

From Zolotas’ legacy to today’s youth, Greek language keeps heritage alive

Diaspora networks strengthen – but cannot replace – a functional economy.

Two tropical days greeted 145,000+ festive patrons that gathered in the historic Greek Quarter of Melbourne to celebrate Hellenic heritage through music, food, dance and street activations.