Eraklis Diamataris is an Editor and Publisher at Ethnikos Kirikas & The National Herald Inc. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, culture and society, and arts and entertainment, often exploring the intersections of these themes with education and the film industry. His work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his insights into the food industry, religion, and the broader cultural landscape.
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Eraklis Diamataris' coverage is centered around Greek culture, politics, and sports. He would likely be interested in pitches related to these topics such as stories about Greek cultural events or traditions, political developments within the Greek-American community, and insights into relevant sports news involving Greek athletes.
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By: Eraklis Diamataris
BOSTON – During a meeting of the Eparchial Synod of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, held at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology in Boston on Saturday, September 12, 2026, the Synod drew up the following three-candidate list, known as the
By: Eraklis Diamataris
ATHENS – Christopher Nolan's ‘The Odyssey' has largely won over Greek audiences, with viewers overwhelmingly seeing the Hollywood production as a showcase for Greece and a potential boost for tourism, even as many remain more critical of the liberties taken in adapting Homer's epic, according to a new nationwide survey by Kapa Research.
By: Eraklis Diamataris
DELAWARE – Odyssey Charter School celebrated a historic milestone on Wednesday, September 9, with the inauguration of its new building dedicated to the school's Greek Language Immersion program.
By: Eraklis Diamataris
This fall, Tra Publishing is set to publish the impressive ‘Gastrotaverna: Recipes of a New Greek Cuisine' on October 20. Written by chef and author Symeon Kamsizoglou. The book offers a look at the contemporary Greek food scene through seven regions of the country, with restaurant profiles, chef recipes, and travel essays. At the book's core is the gastrotaverna movement, a new wave of Greek cooking that has been developing since the early 2000s but is relatively unknown outside of Greece.
By: Eraklis Diamataris
BOSTON – On Friday, October 2, the Alpha Omega Council kicked off a milestone weekend with its annual Honors Gala at Boston's historic Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel.
By: Eraklis Diamataris
When people think of Greek immigration to the United States, New York, Chicago and Boston usually come to mind.
Marco Rubio's speech in Athens was a breath of fresh air. Here was a senior member of the Trump administration citing Plutarch, Pericles and Daniel Webster's 1824 address on the Greek Revolution, and speaking with expertise, poise and sophistication. The message was this administration's own, from national power to borders to a Europe that must rearm. But the delivery took us back to more normal political times, when a Secretary of State made an argument and laid out a vision for his country and, by extension, the world.
By: Eraklis Diamataris
ATHENS (New York Times). U.S. President Donald Trump has asked Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign from her post as United States Ambassador in Athens, the White House announced on Tuesday, following reports about allegations concerning her financial dealings with a businessman and Republican donor.
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WASHINGTON, DC – Greek music and dancing filled the magnificent Great Hall of the Library of Congress on Saturday evening, October 10, as the National Hellenic Society (NHS) celebrated its founders, its enduring mission, and the historic ties between Greece and the United States during its 2026 Heritage Weekend & Classic.
By: Eraklis Diamataris
NEW YORK – At least 50 Greek American candidates in 20 states will be on the ballot in the November 3 midterm elections, running for federal, state and local offices as both Republicans and Democrats.
