By Markos (Helleniscope's Theological Commentator) It was only natural, after the "banning" of the UOC by Zelensky for the Kiev regime, to also contrive a way to "banish" Ounoufry from Ukrainian lands. Perhaps the rapid loss of territory on the...
EDITOR'S NOTE (Nick Stamatakis). This is a long interview but it is an absolutely MUST WATCH for all those truth seekers who have been reading Helleniscope. This is how Scott Horton closes the interview with Tucker Carlson: “The pursuit...
EDITOR'S NOTE (Nick Stamatakis). If you’ve been following Helleniscope, you are undoubtedly familiar with the strong language we've used to describe the entrenched patronage networks and pervasive corruption within the Greek political system. From top to bottom, meritocracy has...
By Helleniscope's Editorial Staff
BUFFALO, NY – In a difficult and sobering chapter for the Greek Orthodox faithful in Western New York, the parish of the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church is navigating a storm of grief, division, and renewal following...
By Nick Stamatakis
As the United States announced it could no longer supply Ukraine with weapons, and as Russian forces poured westward with the slow inevitability of lava, President Zelensky signed a decree that shocked even some of his supporters:...
By Helleniscope’s Editorial Staff
Some argue that Greece’s entry into the EU in 1981—and the eurozone in 2001—did more harm than good. But Laura Kövesi, the fearless European Chief Prosecutor, is challenging that view. If she succeeds in her mission,...
by +Chrissie Apollonia Nicolles
The subject of NDE has forever fascinated me since reading Dr. Raymond Moody’s groundbreaking book Life After Life - a research of hundreds of NDE cases proving the staggering magnitude it has to change our...
By Helleniscope’s Editorial Staff
In a political landscape often filled with rehearsed slogans and polished resumes, Dr. Pete Chambers—also known by his ancestral name, Chambiras—emerges as a striking exception. A first-generation Greek-American, decorated military veteran, physician, and outspoken advocate for...
By Alex Aliferis
I traveled to Greece to see the motherland, but what I saw in Athens was disappointing—graffiti was everywhere.
I spent a few days walking and hanging out in Athens. What struck me most was how much graffiti covered...
By Helleniscope Editorial Staff
Over the weekend of June 28–29, 2025, the picturesque seaport town of Nafplio—one of Greece’s most romantic and historically rich corners—became the site of a truly special event: the wedding of Michael (Michalis) Bilirakis, son of...
