Greek Education in the Diaspora: A new essay argues Greek day schools in America are being hollowed out as success shifts them from communal survival to short afternoon programs. Cyprus Diplomacy & Community: The Cyprus Federation dinner in New York put renewed talks on the Cyprus issue front and center, honoring key Greek-Cypriot American figures. Hellenism on Stage in Boston: The Alpha Omega Council marks its 50th anniversary with an honors gala, Konstantinos Argiros concert, and leadership luncheon. IVF Law and Grief to Joy: A Greek couple who used embryos frozen for 22 years say Greece’s IVF age cap must change after they welcomed a baby following the death of their son. Orthodox Art Goes Global: Thessaloniki’s Holy Icon GR is recognized in the U.S. for church iconography, expanding from a self-taught workshop into dozens of projects worldwide. Tourism, Tech, and Climate: Greece pushes year-round, more resilient tourism—highlighted by World Tourism Day’s AI focus and Greece’s push to spread visitor flows beyond peak seasons. European Heritage Days: Greece joins free museum and site access for Heritage Days, with events stressing oral traditions and protecting heritage at risk. Athens Blast Aftermath: Reports track deaths and recoveries after an explosion near the Acropolis, including tourists. Greek Language for Kids Abroad: The Wiggles launch a “Spanakopita” song initiative to teach Greek language and culture through music.