Eraklis Diamataris is an Editor and Publisher at Ethnikos Kirikas & The National Herald Inc. He covers a diverse range of themes including publishing and media, law and legal affairs, and food and beverages, while also exploring topics such as energy policy, renewable energy, and real estate development. His work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his expertise in both cultural and societal issues.
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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
NEW YORK – There is a word Eugenia Valliades returns to when she talks about her work, and it is not a real estate word. It is philoxenia, the ancient Greek concept of hospitality, literally “love of the stranger,” the idea that a guest deserves warmth, care, and the full attention of the host. In...
By: Eraklis Diamataris
Alex Ledovas has spent the better part of a decade inside one of the world's most essential but least visible industries: shipping. Currently based in New York, he works at the intersection of freight markets, data analytics, and maritime technology, focusing on a problem that sits at the heart of global trade: how to improve decision-making in an industry still driven by volatility, uncertainty, and fragmented information. Before turning to shipping technology, Ledovas built his career in commercial shipping. He led large-scale commercial deals across international freight markets and participated in the chartering and contracting of millions of tons of cargo. That experience gave him firsthand exposure to how global trade operates, heavily tied to relationships, timing, and a constant flow of fragmented information that rarely appears in any formal reports.
By: Eraklis Diamataris
Most people experiencing higher prices at the pump look for a simple explanation. The U.S. produces more oil than any country on earth, so why is gasoline expensive? It is the kind of question that feels like it should have an obvious answer and rarely does. Alex Ledovas spends his professional life inside that gap....
By: Eraklis Diamataris
NEW YORK — Are you looking for somewhere to spend Easter with your loved ones this weekend, but aren't quite sure where to go? Well, we've compiled a list of some of the best Greek restaurants worth visiting to enjoy a delicious meal and celebrate.
By: Eraklis Diamataris
NEW YORK – The Grammy-nominated laouto master, composer, and educator from Epirus, Greece, Vasilis Kostas is making his way to New York this weekend to debut his latest album, ‘Léna’. Kostas is an internationally recognized musician who is best known for reintroducing the laouto, one of the most demanding instruments in the lute family, and as a leading melodic voice in both traditional...
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NEW YORK – The Associate Director of The Photography Show 2026, Irene Papaefthimiou, has revealed what to expect ahead of the event’s 45th edition. Taking place this month, from Thursday, April 23, to Sunday, April 26, is the annual fine art photography show that’s known for showcasing the finest works produced in photography. Presented by AIPAD, it aims to bring together galleries from...
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BENONI, SOUTH AFRICA – The Resurrection Service was celebrated at the Holy Church of Saint Athanasios in the city of Benoni, within the Holy Metropolis of Johannesburg and Pretoria in South Africa. With the blessing of His Beatitude Patriarch Theodore II of Alexandria and All Africa and His Eminence Metropolitan Damaskinos, His Grace Bishop Timotheos...
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BOSTON – Athanasios Telemachou Demoulas has lost his legal dispute in a Delaware court against his three sisters and the board of directors of Market Basket, the supermarket chain that operates more than ninety stores across New England. Widely regarded as one of the region’s leading supermarket companies, Market Basket is known for both its...
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BOSTON – With strong attendance from the Greek-American community, a special cultural event dedicated to the origins and enduring legacy of the Olympic Games was held at the Maliotis Cultural Center. The program was part of parallel events surrounding the Boston Marathon, highlighting the connection between sport, culture, and history. At the heart of the evening were rare photographs...
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NEW YORK — The renowned archaeologist Jack L. Davis was honored on Thursday, May 7, by the American School of Classical Studies at Athens as the 2026 recipient of the Athens Prize – an award that recognizes outstanding contributions to the advancement of knowledge of ancient Greece. The organization’s 2026 Gala took place at the beautiful and...
