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November 13, 2025
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ECONOMIC ESPRESSO
Greece and U.S. Forge Long-Term Energy Alliance
Global and U.S. Market Pulse
Greece Turns Up the Heat: At Athens’ P-TEC Summit, Greece and the U.S. sealed landmark LNG agreements solidifying Greece’s role as Europe’s energy gateway. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis warned against Russian gas reentering Europe “through the backdoor via Turkey,” as new deals with Venture Global and Atlantic-See LNG anchor a 20-year partnership to channel American energy through Greek terminals to Central and Eastern Europe.
CROSS-ATLANTIC CURRENTS
Mamdani’s 2020 Comment on Erdogan Resurfaces After Election Win
Insights from Greece, Cyprus and America
A 2020 Echo: New York City’s newly elected Mayor Zohran Mamdani faced renewed attention after Turkish media resurfaced his 2020 remark calling President Recep Tayyip Erdogan a “dictator.” The comment, originally published in The National Herald during Mamdani’s campaign against Aravella Simotas, reignited discussion about his past statements and political associations.
🇺🇸 Amb. Kimberly Guilfoyle Makes Glamorous Debut in Greece
Insights from Greece, Cyprus and America
Lights, Camera... Diplomacy: New U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle arrived in Athens with Hollywood flair before diving into diplomacy, meeting Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis. Beyond the glitz, her first week focused on deepening U.S.-Greece energy ties, marking a new chapter in bilateral relations amid Washington’s push to expand LNG exports through Greek ports.
Los Angeles Greeks Host Hellenic Olympic Committee
Insights from Greece, Cyprus and America
A Marathon to LA28: Greek-Americans in Los Angeles, led by Despina Gianopulos Landers, Jim Gianopulos, and Consul General Christina Valassopoulou, welcomed the Hellenic Olympic Committee as anticipation builds for the LA28 Olympic Games. The event drew notable guests including Maria Menounos, Michael Chiklis, and Nia Vardalos, celebrating Greek pride and support for the athletes who will represent Greece in 2028.
🇱🇧 Panagiotis Andriotis on Preserving Hellenism in Beirut
Insights from Greece, Cyprus and America
Greek Roots: President of the Greek Community of Beirut Panagiotis Andriotis spoke with The National Herald about the community’s century-long history and ongoing efforts to preserve Greek language, culture, and faith in Lebanon. Despite regional instability, he said the roughly 5,000 Greeks in the country remain united through education, cultural events, and strong ties with the Greek Embassy and Orthodox Church.
🇦🇷 14th Nostos Conference Showcases Greek Culture in Argentina
Insights from Greece, Cyprus and America
Going Global: The 14th International Greek Conference Nostos was held October 28–30 in Chaco, Argentina, highlighting the influence of Greek language and culture on Western thought. Organized by the Nostos Organization under President Christina Tsardikou, the event featured global scholars, artistic performances, and honors for contributors to Hellenic studies and diaspora culture.
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HELLENIC HORIZONS
The National Herald Launches Kafé & Kouvénta Podcast
Greek & American Business Highlights
*Premiere Alert*: The National Herald introduces its newest podcast and video series, Kafé & Kouvénta, hosted by Eraklis Diamataris. The premiere episode features Andreas Dracopoulos of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation in an in-depth discussion on philanthropy, leadership, and humanity in today’s world.
Trailblazer from Constantinople Makes Medical History in Greece
Greek & American Business Highlights
Transplant Milestone: Dr. Konstantina Karakasi, born in Constantinople and trained at Aristotle University, became the first woman in Greece to perform a liver transplant. The milestone operation, guided by Professor Georgios Tsoulfas, marks a breakthrough for gender equality and innovation in Greek transplant surgery.
Greek-American Filmmaker Niko Franghias Launches EmberFrames
Greek & American Business Highlights
EmberFrames Ignites: Los Angeles-based filmmaker Niko Franghias has launched EmberFrames, a motion picture company dedicated to stories that unite art and humanity, debuting with three original projects. The slate includes Goddess of America, an immigrant anthology series; Lone Meals of Grace, a drama set in a Greek monastery; and The Billy Goat Curse, a musical inspired by a legendary Chicago tale.
Dr. George Nikoloudakis Shares His Journey from Student to Physician
Greek & American Business Highlights
The Making: Brooklyn-born Dr. George Nikoloudakis, the son of Greek immigrants from Chania, reflected on his path to becoming a general physician at Mount Sinai Queens. After 11 years of rigorous study and training, he spoke to The National Herald about the challenges, sacrifices, and fulfillment of pursuing his lifelong passion for medicine.
COMMUNITY NEWS
Greek-American Teen Seeks Living Kidney Donor
Diaspora in Focus
Help Needed: Thirteen-year-old Elias Manolis from Franklin Square, NY, has battled chronic kidney disease since birth and now urgently needs a transplant. His family is appealing to the public for a living donor to help give Elias a chance at a healthy, full life.
St. Demetrios Merrick Opens New Community Center
Diaspora in Focus
Growing: The St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church in Merrick will inaugurate its new 19,000-square-foot Constantine and Carol Cassis Community Center on November 23, featuring the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Gymnasium and modern classrooms. Built below budget with support from donors and volunteers, the center will serve as a new hub for education, athletics, and culture on Long Island.
Mother of Murdered Teen Maria Niotis Receives Death Threat
Diaspora in Focus
Threat After Tragedy: Weeks after speaking publicly about her daughter’s killing, Foulla Niotis, mother of 17-year-old Greek-American Maria Niotis, received a death threat at her workplace from an anonymous caller, her attorney confirmed. Police are investigating the threat, which came amid claims that the accused driver, 17-year-old Vincent Battiloro, was repeatedly harassing the family before the fatal crash.
Debbie Matenopoulos Hosts Elegant Book Signing at Limani NYC
Diaspora in Focus
A Greek.ish Celebration: Greek-American TV host and author Debbie Matenopoulos celebrated her new cookbook Greek.ish with an intimate event at Limani restaurant in Rockefeller Center. Guests enjoyed cocktails, Greek hors d’oeuvres, and live demonstrations with KLEOS Mastiha founder Effie Panagopoulos and Limani Executive Chef M.J. Alam,as Matenopoulos shared stories and signed copies of her latest culinary tribute to Greece.
St. Michael’s Home Gala Celebrates Libby and Mike Angeliades
Diaspora in Focus
Philanthropy in Focus: The Annual Name Day Gala of St. Michael’s Home took place at the Metropolitan Club in New York, honoring Libby and Mike Angeliades for their decades of generosity and service. The couple, longtime supporters of the Greek-American community, were recognized for their vital role in advancing the mission of St. Michael’s and their wider philanthropic efforts.
MIT Professor Ioannis Yannas, Inventor of Artificial Skin, Passes Away at 90
Diaspora in Focus
Memory Eternal: Renowned Greek-American scientist and MIT professor Ioannis V. Yannas, whose invention of artificial skin transformed burn treatment and regenerative medicine, has died at age 90. Over his 59-year career at MIT, Yannas mentored generations of students, earned membership in multiple national academies, and left a legacy of innovation that continues to save lives worldwide.
AHEPA Milestones Toast a Legacy of Brotherhood and Giving
Diaspora in Focus
Coast to Coast: From Binghamton to Houston, AHEPA chapters marked major anniversaries celebrating fellowship and philanthropy. Leonidas Chapter 77 honored a century of service with a city proclamation, while Chapter 29 toasted 10 years of its Whiskey & Cigar Social, raising funds for scholarships and strengthening the bonds of brotherhood.
🇬🇷 Global Greek Communities Unite to Honor ‘OXI’ Day
Diaspora in Focus
Pride & Patriotism: From New York to Seattle, Toronto to Sydney, Greek schools, churches, and organizations worldwide celebrated Greece’s defiant “NO” of 1940 with poetry, song, and stirring tributes. Events from the Greek American Institute to the USS Slater in Albany reflected the unity and pride of Hellenism, while Dr. Katerina Lagos of California State University offered a historical lens on Ioannis Metaxas and the enduring legacy of Greece’s stand against fascism.
🇺🇳 Ambassador Aglaia Balta Hosts Greek-American Media at UN Luncheon
Diaspora in Focus
At the Table: Permanent Representative of Greece to the UN Ambassador Aglaia Balta welcomed members of the Greek-American media for a luncheon on November 5, joined by Consul General Iphigenia Kanara and Public Diplomacy Head Mary Vaxevanidou. Balta emphasized Greece’s commitment to the UN’s mission as the country prepares for its 2025–2026 term on the Security Council, guided by the principles of Dialogue, Diplomacy, and Democracy.
St. Nicholas Tele-Santa Brings Faith and Festivity to Kids
Diaspora in Focus
Tis the Season: The St. Nicholas Tele-Santa ministry is returning this Christmas season, connecting Orthodox children with Santa via live video calls that teach the story of Saint Nicholas and the meaning of Christmas. Volunteers from across Orthodox parishes will make calls between December 6 and 24, creating joyful, faith-filled moments for children and families around the world.
HHF Launches New Podcast on Greece’s WWII Experience
Diaspora in Focus
A Dark Decade: The Hellenic Heritage Foundation has debuted Season 6 of The HHF Presents with Greece’s Darkest Decade, Part One: World War II, a six-part series exploring Greece’s wartime hardships and the stories of those who lived through them. Drawing on the HHF Greek Canadian Archives at York University, the podcast features firsthand accounts, expert insights, and powerful reflections from the diaspora.
Hellenic American Academy Honors Ellinomatheia Achievers
Diaspora in Focus
Midwest Greeks: The Hellenic American Academy celebrated 158 students from across the Midwest who earned Certificates of Attainment in Greek at levels A1 through C2. As the region’s official exam center, the Academy continues to promote Greek language education and cultural connection for new generations of learners.
AGAPW Marks 15 Years and Awards Excellence Scholarships at NYU
Diaspora in Focus
Milestone Moment: The Association of Greek American Professional Women celebrated its 15th anniversary with a special event at NYU’s King Juan Carlos Center, co-hosted by the A.S. Onassis Program in Hellenic Studies. The evening honored AGAPW’s legacy of empowering women and presented this year’s Excellence Tuition Scholarships in Humanities and STEM to Hermes Hoschek and Maria Marinakis.
George Petrides’ Sculpture Shines in New Documentary ‘Smyrna to New York in 100 Years’
Diaspora in Focus
A Story in Stone: Renowned Greek-American sculptor George Petrides’ work is featured in a new documentary tracing his family’s journey from Smyrna in 1922 to modern-day New York. Petrides, whose sculptures merge classical inspiration with modern techniques, continues to showcase his acclaimed Hellenic Heads series—now traveling from Constantinople to Paris this December.
THI/TNH Takeover: Meet Ariana Gavriilidis
Diaspora in Focus
NextGen: Freelance producer, writer, and photographer Ariana Gavriilidis, whose family hails from Florina, is the latest New Leader featured in the THI/TNH Takeover series. A member of the Hellenic Professional Women and the Hellenic Writers’ Group, she hopes to use her creative background to support humanitarian causes in Greece, focusing on food resources, live events, and environmental restoration.
Salt Lake City Honors Venizelos Legacy
Diaspora in Focus
Cretans in Utah: The Venizelos Foundation USA in Salt Lake City congratulated Giorgos Koukourakis on his appointment as Executive Director of the National Research and Studies Foundation ‘Eleftherios K. Venizelos,’ while recognizing Argyro Vatsaki for 25 years of service. The celebration coincided with a screening of the documentary Venizelos: The Struggle for Asia Minor, followed by a discussion on the life and impact of one of Greece’s most influential statesmen.
FOOD & CULTURE
A Rare Glimpse: Parthenon Free of Scaffolding
Tastes and Traditions Explored
In Full View: For the first time in two decades, Athens residents saw the Parthenon unobstructed as scaffolding was briefly removed for four weeks during restoration. Culture Minister Lina Mendoni called the view “breathtaking,” noting the project, ongoing since 1975, is set to fully conclude by 2026.
Gold’N Honey Sweetens Queens
Tastes and Traditions Explored
Eva Explores: For National Donut Day, Eva visited Gold’N Honey on Ditmars Boulevard, a cozy café serving traditional Greek loukoumades in ten creative varieties. Founded by Costa Pavlou and Stratos Alexiadis, the shop has become a local favorite for its warm hospitality, rich coffee, and golden bites that bring a taste of Greece to Astoria.
Greek Flavors from the Sea: Simple, Heart-Healthy Fish Recipes
Tastes and Traditions Explored
Recipes of the Week: Bring the Mediterranean to your table with two classic Greek-inspired fish recipes: roasted Greek Salmon with Vegetables featuring Kalamata olives, oregano, and lemon, and Halibut Plaki, baked in a tomato, wine, and herb sauce. Both dishes showcase the simplicity and heart-healthy flavors of Greece’s seafood tradition.
Peter Barber Serves Up Humor in Zorba’s Parthenon
Tastes and Traditions Explored
Book of the Week: British author and Philhellene Peter Barber’s new book, Zorba’s Parthenon: A Taverna by the Sea, blends memoir and comic fiction as it follows life in a Greek fishing village. Filled with humor, heart, and culture clashes, the story captures Greece’s charm and chaos as locals rally to revive their beloved seaside taverna.
The White Whale Restaurant Makes a Triumphant Return in Seaford
Tastes and Traditions Explored
Reborn: After a six-year hiatus, The White Whale has reopened under the ownership of Greek-American Tommy Frintzilas, who restored the beloved waterfront restaurant where he once celebrated his wedding. With fresh seafood, nautical décor, and a family-run spirit, the revived Seaford staple is once again bringing life and local flavor back to the harbor.
Eat Like You’re in Greece, Even When It’s Freezing
Tastes and Traditions Explored
Winter Ready: A new Harris poll shows most Americans still favor the Mediterranean diet, rich in olive oil, grains, and vegetables, even as winter sets in. Experts say it’s easy to adapt this heart-healthy Greek-inspired way of eating to cold weather by using pantry staples, root vegetables, citrus, and warm, comforting dishes like lentil soup and roasted veggies.
ECONOMY & SOCIETY
Gov’t Brushes Off Samaras Criticism, Awaits Party Move
Snapshots of Change
No Party, No Comment: Government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said New Democracy will not engage with former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras’ attacks unless he officially forms a new party. Marinakis emphasized that the administration is focused on lowering taxes and tackling inflation rather than political squabbles.
Greece and Cyprus Strengthen Backing for Great Sea Interconnector
Snapshots of Change
Energy Boost: Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides reaffirmed their commitment to the subsea electricity cable linking Cyprus with the European grid. Both leaders agreed to update the project’s financial and technical parameters to attract new investors and enhance regional energy stability.
Skyline Havens Unveiled at The Ellinikon
Snapshots of Change
Luxury Living: Lamda Development announced Skyline Havens, a new collection of 150 luxury residences in The Ellinikon’s East Village, offering panoramic views of the Aegean and the Athenian skyline. Priced from €485,000, the project blends smart-city living with resort-style amenities, marking Lamda’s 10th residential launch as Phase One of The Ellinikon nears completion.
Greece Targets Tobacco Firms for Litter Costs
Snapshots of Change
Ashtrays & Accountability: Greece plans to make tobacco companies pay for cigarette butt cleanup, funding municipal efforts and installing public ashtrays nationwide. WWF Greece supports the move but urges a per-filter fee to create a dedicated cleanup fund, noting cigarette filters remain a major source of plastic pollution.
Three Priests Charged in Church Drug Trafficking Case
Snapshots of Change
Holy House, Unholy Crimes: Greek police arrested three priests among eight suspects accused of hiding narcotics inside a church and running a trafficking ring. Authorities seized over 11 kilograms of cocaine and cannabis, estimating the group’s illegal profits at more than €105,000.
Costantza Sbokou-Constantakopoulou Named UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador
Snapshots of Change
Big Congrats: Greek architect and entrepreneur Costantza Sbokou-Constantakopoulou has been appointed UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for the Protection and Promotion of Culture. The Phāea Hotels chair and Endeavor Greece leader will support global efforts to safeguard cultural heritage and promote creativity as tools for peace and sustainable development.
AI: Greece's Emerging Challenge and Opportunity
Snapshots of Change
AI Era: A new OECD report warns that Artificial Intelligence could replace up to 10% of Greek jobs, especially in white-collar sectors, even as the University of Athens partners with Google to prepare the next generation for an AI-driven future. The collaboration gives students access to cutting-edge tools like Gemini 2.5 Pro and Deep Research, underscoring Greece’s push to adapt and lead in the digital era.
Greece Hit by Three Major Cyberattacks in 2024
Snapshots of Change
Hackers Hit Hard: Greece suffered three of the EU’s eight major cyberattacks last year, targeting the police, the National Observatory of Athens, and the Hellenic Open University. Hackers stole credit card data and leaked police emails online, prompting tighter cybersecurity measures nationwide.
TRAVEL & CONNECTIVITY
Greece Expands Tourism Beyond Sun and Sea
Expanding Horizons
Four Seasons: Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni unveiled a 2026 strategy focused on gastronomy, culture, and heritage to draw visitors year-round. Speaking at London’s World Travel Market, she said Greece aims to boost local communities and diversify its tourism offerings as the country eyes another record year after welcoming 40.7 million visitors in 2024.
Greece Shines at the 2025 Travvy Awards
Expanding Horizons
Cruising to Victory: Greece triumphed at this year’s Travvy Awards in Fort Lauderdale, earning top honors as Best Destination in the Mediterranean and Best Cruise Destination in Europe, along with multiple other distinctions. The Greek National Tourism Organization also received recognition, underscoring the country’s continued excellence and global appeal in the travel industry.
Aegean Airlines Soars with Record Revenues and Passenger Traffic
Expanding Horizons
Flying High: Aegean Airlines reported record-breaking results for the first nine months of 2025, with revenue rising 4% to €1.43 billion and net profit up 12% to €148 million. CEO Dimitris Gerogiannis credited strong Greek and international demand but warned of ongoing challenges from mandatory Pratt & Whitney engine inspections grounding part of the fleet.
Road Upgrades Bring New Connectivity to Greek Communities in Albania
Expanding Horizons
Path Forward: A newly modernized road network in the mountainous Pogoni region of Albania, connecting Politsani, Choriades, and Sopiki, has officially opened to traffic. The long-awaited project, supported by Greece’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, marks a significant improvement for the local ethnic Greek minority and their surrounding communities.
GOINGS-ON: NOVEMBER 13TH - 23RD
Spotlighting some upcoming community events:
NEW YORK, NY – The Hellenic-American Chamber of Commerce (HACC) hosts its 73rd Annual Person of the Year Gala honoring Dr. John Coustas, President and CEO, Danaos Corporation, at Cipriani Wall Street. The black tie event features a special guest performance by Anna Vissi. (November 14)TUCSON, AZ – St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church hosts its annual Greek Festival (November 14)
JACKSONVILLE, FL – St. John the Divine Greek Orthodox Church hosts its annual Greek Festival (November 14-16)
LOS ANGELES, CA – The lecture ‘Between the Minoans and the Mycenaeans: Craft Technologies in the Second Millennium BC Aegean’ takes place at UCLA’s Royce Hall, hosted by the UCLA Stavros Niarchos Foundation Center for the Study of Hellenic Culture in collaboration with The J. Paul Getty Museum and held in conjunction with the exhibition ‘The Kingdom of Pylos: Warrior-Princes of Mycenaean Greece’ (November 15)
ASTORIA, NY – The Greek Cultural Center presents ‘Remembering the Polytechnic Uprising in 1973' (November 15)
ASTORIA, NY – ‘O Pappous Ehi Piesi' (Grandfather Has Blood Pressure), a theatrical comedy by Demetra Papadopoulou, directed by Ioanna Katsarou, opens at the Hellenic Cultural Center’s Thespis Theatre (November 15 - December 14)
ASTORIA, NY – The Greek Cultural Center in Astoria presents a rare and Magical Karagiozis performance ‘The Magician’ (November 16)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA – Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church hosts its annual Greek Festival (November 21)
NEW YORK, NY – The 35th Annual Hellenic Lawyers Association Dinner Gala takes place at the Pierre Hotel (November 21)
ASTORIA, NY – The Greek Cultural Center presents ‘A Music Tribute to Giorgos Mitsakis’, part of the Rembetiko Without Borders series, events focusing on the history and contribution of rembetiko to world cultural heritage (November 21-22)
KINGSTON, NY – St. George Greek Orthodox Church hosts its annual Greek Bazaar (November 21-23)
LOS ANGELES, CA – ‘Pylos and Minoan Crete’, a lecture by University of Ioannina Professor Andreas G. Vlachopoulos, will be hosted by the UCLA SNF Center for the Study of Hellenic Culture in collaboration with The J. Paul Getty Museum and held in conjunction with the exhibition The Kingdom of Pylos: Warrior-Princes of Mycenaean Greece (November 22)
SACO, ME – St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church hosts its annual St. Fotini Greek Bazaar (November 22)
MANCHESTER, NH – The 6th Annual Auction and Bake Sale Fundraiser at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church takes place (November 22)
ROSLINDALE, MA – Bake Sale at St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church following the Divine Liturgy (November 23)
THIS WEEK IN GREEK HISTORY
November 14, 1954
On this day, Yiannis Chryssomallis — Yanni — was born in Kalamata. A self-taught New-Age musician, he developed his own musical shorthand and gained global fame through concerts at historic sites. His Live at the Acropolis performance became one of the best-selling music concert videos of all time.
November 17, 1973
On this day, the Athens Polytechnic Uprising began, a major student-led revolt against Greece’s military junta. It escalated over three days and ended violently when a tank crashed through the Polytechnic gates. November 17 is now a national day of remembrance, marked by ceremonies and an annual march to the U.S. Embassy.
November 19, 1988
On this day, Christina Onassis, heiress and only daughter of Aristotle Onassis, died at 37. After losing her entire immediate family within 29 months, she inherited much of her father’s vast fortune but faced depression and turbulent marriages. She died in Buenos Aires and was buried on Skorpios beside her family.
Throwback Headlines
The National Herald Archive
Digitalization thanks to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF)
November 13, 1957
New Achievement of the U.S. Air Force
Residents of Stricken Regions (Messinia and Elsewhere) Lived Through a Real Hell
Talks to Promote Economic Relations Between Greece and West Germany
Turkish Women Delegation Visits Greece
Productivity in Germany Increasing
Anti-American Propaganda Spreading in East Germany
A NATO Research Center Will Be Established
Severe Floods in Italy
Mass Arrests of Algerians
From the Funeral of Nikos Kazantzakis in Heraklion, Crete
Iran Claims Bahrain
Papal Action Against the Reds (Communists)
Pinot to Travel to Washington
🇬🇷 GREEK WORDS OF THE WEEK
Καταδίκη
kah-tah-THEE-kee
"Conviction" or "Sentence"
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Έρευνα
EH-rev-nah
"Investigation"
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Σύλληψη
SEE-leep-see
"Arrest"
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
Runners Cross the Finish Line at the Athens Marathon
Marathon runners congratulate each other after finishing the 42nd Athens Marathon inside the historic Panathenaic Stadium in Athens on November 9. (AP Photo/Yorgos Karahalis)
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