World Poetry Day: The 'Bell of Pontus' occupies the throne of Pontic letters
World Poetry Day is celebrated annually on March 21, highlighting the significance of the 'Bell of Pontus' in Pontic literature.
Kerasounta: The city of Pontus with the 'best mayor' β The testimony of Karkavitsa
The literary work of Andreas Karkavitsa captures the essence of Kerasounta, a vibrant and multi-ethnic city in Pontus with a significant Greek population.
Vazelon Monastery: From Abandonment to the Investment Program of 2026 - New Development for the Historic Monastery of Pontians
The Vazelon Monastery in Pontus, a significant symbol of Pontian Greek heritage, is undergoing restoration and development after years of neglect.
Poulon, the Dimitris of the shop: He asked for a pound but the Fostirtts...
The article discusses the life of Poulon, a curious character from Agiotopoulo in Pontus, who became a historical figure through the writings of lawyer Konstantinos Papadopoulos.
The Empress of Trebizond: Helen Kantakouzene, the Antigone of Pontus, in a German poem from 1855
Helen Kantakouzene, regarded as the last empress of Trebizond, is a historical figure entwined in myth, known for her family ties and tragic fate following the fall of Trebizond.
Greeks in Azerbaijan: The Almost Unknown Community of the Caucasus with Roots in Pontus
The article highlights the small Greek community in Azerbaijan, emphasizing its historical roots and cultural significance.
Pontus Rasmusson Appeals His Prison Sentence
Former YouTube star Pontus Rasmusson has appealed his prison sentence for serious accounting fraud, seeking to be acquitted or have a reduced penalty.
March 3, 1918 - Treaty of Brest-Litovsk: The day the Greeks of Eastern Pontus surrendered to their persecutors
The article discusses the historical significance of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk for the Greek communities in Eastern Pontus, marking a catastrophic turning point as their territories were surrendered to the Turks.
Eleftherios Kousis: A Scholar of Pontus Amid the Turmoil of 1918
The article discusses the dramatic changes in the history of Pontus in February 1918, as thousands of Greeks fled their homes due to the retreat of Russian troops.
The lyre in Crete, Pontus, Thrace and Macedonia: A two-day seminar on music and dance in Mikrochori Drama
A two-day seminar focusing on traditional music and dance, featuring the lyre from various Greek regions, will be held in Mikrochori, Drama, aiming to celebrate and perpetuate Greek cultural heritage.
Clean Monday in Pontus: The Housewife's Duties and the Customs of the Day
Clean Monday in Pontus involved extensive cleaning and preparation for Lent by housewives, contrasting with modern celebrations.
Tamalan: The purely Greek village in the region of Chapsamanas in the Cotyora of Pontus
The article highlights the historical significance of the village of Tamalan, a predominantly Greek settlement in the region of Pontus, Turkey, known for its cultural heritage and educational institutions.
A century later: Turkey begins the hunt for the lost treasures of Trabzon β The case goes to the Russian occupation of Pontus
Turkey is renewing efforts to reclaim historical manuscripts and artifacts taken during the Russian occupation of Trabzon a century ago, sparking diplomatic and cultural discussions.
The carpet of the Sitaridis family: It traveled from Erzurum of Pontus to Greece and united the past with the present
The article explores the journey of a family carpet that symbolizes the connection between Greek families from Pontus and their historic roots.
Influencer Pontus Rasmusson sentenced to prison for serious bookkeeping offense
Swedish influencer Pontus Rasmusson has been sentenced to prison for severe bookkeeping violations and must pay a corporate fine due to unreported income.
Pontian Society of Melbourne: 50 years keeping the Pontus alive on the other side of the world
The Pontian Society of Melbourne celebrates its 50th anniversary, emphasizing its commitment to preserving Pontian heritage and community identity through cultural activities.
Pontus Jansson on last year: 'I felt shame'
MalmΓΆ FF's Pontus Jansson reflects on a disappointing season in 2025 where the team finished sixth in the Allsvenskan.
Several Arrested for Bribery in Stockholm
Four individuals have been arrested in Stockholm, suspected of serious bribery offenses, according to prosecutor Pontus Bergsten.
The Theological School of Pontus: The Brief but Significant Course of a Spiritual Beacon
The Theological School of Pontus, established in 1904, stood out for its high educational standards and clear spiritual orientation in the early 20th century.
Small Land, Great History: The Legendary Landing and the Pontic Hero Fotis Kotanof
The article recounts the significant events of the Soviet landing at 'Small Land' on February 4, 1943, during World War II, highlighting the heroism of Greek soldier Fotis Kotanof.
Free Pontus: When the Press Became the Voice of the Pontic Struggle
The newspaper 'Free Pontus' was established in 1919 in Batum as the official organ of the Pontic National Council, playing an active role in representing the political struggles and concerns of the Pontic Greek community during a challenging historical period.
Festive Flavors and Scents of Pontus β Aphrodite Georgiadou Remembers
The article explores the rich culinary traditions of Pontus and how they are preserved by descendants like Theofilos Georgiadis, who learned these practices from his grandmother.