Croatia is planning to insist that Greece must halt migrants traveling from the Middle East region to Europe, as declared by the nation's Interior Minister Ranko Ostojic today.

Washington, D.C.'s American Hellenic Institute is holding a book presentation commemorating the Smyrna Catastrophe, on Wednesday, October 7th.

Global markets believe that there will be minimal bailout perils concerning Greece and its upcoming snap elections on Sunday.

The amount of tourists flocking to Cyprus between January to August increased by 6.2%, in comparison to the same time period last year.

European Central Bank President Mario Draghi has cautioned Greece to enact its pension reform protocols, so the nation is able to offer full pensions to qualified citizens in the future.

By Eleftheria Mavroukis

Cyprus experienced irreparable losses to its banks, due to governmental mediation in the financial sector.

The unemployment rate in Greece dropped to 24.6% in the second quarter of this year, compared to 26.6% in the initial three months of 2015, as confirmed by the nation's statistical firm.

Glyfada's The Blender Gallery is presenting an international photography exhibition entitled, "Ithaca Returned."

The 1st International Symposium titled, "Autism: Actions Not Words!" will take place on October 19th, at Manhattan's Tribeca Performing Arts Center.