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After 17 years in public life, Bill Shorten retires from politics, leaving a lasting impact on the Greek Australian community, as he prepares to become Vice-Chancellor of the University of Canberra

The 13-year-old young journalist has created a series of caricature art

The continued downward trajectory of SYRIZA and the inability of PASOK to cover the gap with a leap reassure the government that it is not in danger, even though it too is unable to register progress.

The US presidential candidate has revealed that he has a secret plan he will implement if re-elected to end the war in Ukraine

Since the loss of channels earlier this year, concerned subscribers have been reaching out to Neos Kosmos seeking information

Assistant Minister for citizenship and multicultural affairs, Julian Hill shares his newfound love for Greece, says the Diaspora can be economic conduits in trade, he defends multicultural policy, while slating Peter Dutton for manipulating race and religion to divide Australians.

US President Joe Biden, after the new shooting tragedy at a US school, with at least 4 dead and 30 injured, is once again calling on Congress to act.

Sociologist Arlie Russell Hochschild sheds new light on the class structure of Trumpism, studying an area with many Trump supporters

The team of scientists who wrote the study set out to investigate pregnant porbeagle sharks

We remind you that yesterday was preceded by a sell-off in the American market focusing mainly on technology shares