Ikaria, Greece, is home to a remarkably high number of centenarians, sparking scientific interest in the island’s longevity. As one of the world’s six Blue Zones, Ikaria is known for its low rates of cancer, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes. Researchers have also linked the health benefits of daily Greek coffee consumption to the island’s long life expectancy, with its antioxidants supporting heart health and offering protection against type II diabetes.
The Greek Foreign Ministry responded to Devlet Bahçeli’s claims that the Dodecanese Islands were “stolen” from Turkey, affirming Greece’s sovereignty over the islands as governed by the 1947 Paris Peace Treaty. The Ministry reiterated Greece’s right to defense under International Law and condemned revisionist views on sovereignty.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has called on European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to reconsider climate measures, emphasizing the need for investment in gas infrastructure and the reduction of emission regulation impacts. He suggests that EU countries should have the flexibility to set their own climate targets, highlighting concerns over high energy prices and the continued reliance on gas in the coming decades.
The Aussie Stingers have commenced their journey towards the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games in Greece, preparing for the 2025 World Aquatics World Cup. Seven returning players join new faces as they face international competition for the first time since the Paris Olympics.
In response to severe drought conditions on the Greek islands, hotels may soon switch to seawater for filling their swimming pools. New legislation is being considered to remove legal barriers and address the strain on water resources, particularly during the tourist season. Deputy Minister of Tourism Elena Rapti emphasized the importance of conserving water as part of this initiative.
Interest in Greece’s Golden Visa Program has increased significantly among Americans, with a 50.4% rise in searches since the recent US elections. This surge follows Spain’s announcement to end its Golden Visa, prompting many to consider Greece as an alternative European investment destination. Current investors could see substantial benefits as property values are expected to rise.
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A Suburban train collided with a car at a level crossing in Patras where safety barriers were unexpectedly raised due to a sensor fault. Quick reflexes by the train engineer minimized the impact, saving the car driver, who sustained minor injuries. Hellenic Train has launched an investigation and replaced disrupted services with buses.
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Hamas has tentatively agreed to a ceasefire draft for the Gaza Strip, involving the release of numerous hostages, amid progressing negotiations in Qatar. While Israeli officials confirm advancements, they note that some details remain under negotiation. The planned agreement, pending Israeli Cabinet approval, proposes a phased release of hostages alongside increased humanitarian aid.
During a recent session in the Turkish Parliament, Devlet Bahçeli, the leader of the Nationalist Movement Party, emphasized his party’s position by reiterating that the Greek islands rightfully belong to Turkey. This statement aligns with the MHP’s nationalist agenda, which often seeks to reaffirm Turkey’s historical and territorial claims in the region.
In a recent episode of Happy Day, Stamatina Tsimtsili warned the public about a sophisticated online scam using AI technology to mimic Anna Vissi’s voice in false advertisements. Highlighting the rise of these tactics, she urged internet users to remain vigilant against these advanced forms of deception.
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Greek tennis star Stefanos Tsitsipas recently visited the Greek Centre in Melbourne, where he expressed his deep connection to the city and its vibrant Greek community. During the visit, Tsitsipas promised to return to meet students from the Greek Community of Melbourne schools, emphasizing the importance of education and staying connected to his Greek roots. His heartfelt commitment further strengthened his bond with the community, highlighting his appreciation for their unwavering support.
In a significant diplomatic engagement, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis congratulated Lebanon’s newly elected President, General Joseph Aoun, during a recent phone call, reaffirming Greece’s support for Lebanon and inviting him to visit Greece to bolster bilateral ties.
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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has ordered the disbandment of the Chania Police Directorate following a tragic traffic accident on Souda Avenue that killed 22-year-old Panagiotis. The young man died when his car collided with a drunk driver, whose vehicle was not properly controlled by police officers at the scene. Amidst growing criticism, police officials are under investigation for potential negligence, while the director of Chania will be replaced by an officer from Athens.
Greek tennis star Stefanos Tsitsipas is facing calls to take a break from the sport following a tough season marked by a slip in rankings and lackluster performances. After a recent defeat to rising American Alex Michelsen, former players and analysts, including Jelena Dokic and Todd Woodbridge, have urged the 26-year-old to step back and reevaluate his career, suggesting a new coaching setup and time away from the game to rediscover his passion and form.