From the Truman Doctrine to Obama’s rolled-up sleeves and today’s Mamdani moment in New York, Greece has long absorbed the political winds blowing from the United States—often belatedly, yet profoundly.

From Cold War intrigues to Kimberly Guilfoyle’s appointment, 80 years of U.S. envoys in Greece reveal a relationship defined by admiration, tension, and the constant test of diplomacy

As Zohran Mamdani’s campaign comes to end , it has reshaped New York’s political debate, and the Greek-American community mirrors the city’s broader divide over change, pragmatism, and affordability

Former New York mayor Bill de Blasio tells To Vima why Zohran Mamdani’s campaign could rekindle the Democrats’ bond with America’s working class — and offer the party a way back from its image as the voice of the elite

At the London Literature Festival, the former US Vice President opened her international book tour with a call for empathy, optimism and renewed faith in democratic values

Speaking to TO BHMA, Thomas Frank reflects on populism’s forgotten roots, the Democrats’ estrangement from working people, and Trump’s rise

Around 2,200 troops are now patrolling Washington, D.C., after President Trump ordered deployments to curb crime, sparking strong backlash from Democrats

The State Dept. said it was not in the national interest of the U.S. to remain a full UNESCO member. The country withdraws on Dec. 31, 2026.

The decision came just hours after Harvard filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration, arguing the policy violated the university’s constitutional rights