Stefanos Tsitsipas recently returned to Greece with his brother Petros and made a visit to their dentist, Irini Kapogianni, in Chalandri. Despite opting out of the Davis Cup tie against Egypt, Tsitsipas had stayed in Melbourne following his early Australian Open exit. While his partner, Paula Badosa, advances to her first Grand Slam semifinal, Tsitsipas follows her achievements from afar. Upon his return, he expressed gratitude towards his orthodontist for their successful recent work, shared in a social media video.
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An impressive 7th-century AD statue head has been discovered in the ancient city of Taposiris Magna, Egypt. This marble head, depicting an elderly man, is believed to be part of a colossal statue from the Ptolemaic Period. Situated 45 kilometers west of Alexandria, Taposiris Magna was an important city named after the Greek god Osiris. The ongoing archaeological work continues to reveal the historical and cultural significance of this site.
A historic ceasefire agreement signed today outlines the release of 33 Israeli hostages in exchange for over 700 Palestinian prisoners. The deal includes a six-week ceasefire, IDF withdrawal from central Gaza, and the daily entry of 600 aid trucks. Qatar, Egypt, and the U.S. will guarantee the agreement, with the first prisoner releases occurring just hours after Donald Trump’s inauguration.
Exxon Mobil has discovered natural gas off the Mediterranean coast of Egypt, a find that…
Stefanos Tsitsipas has decided not to participate in the Davis Cup matches for Greece against Egypt on February 1-2. Initially planning to join the team, Tsitsipas revised his plans to better prepare for the Rotterdam tournament, leaving Greece to appoint Stefanos Sakellaridis as their new No.1 player. This decision follows the recent return of Apostolos Tsitsipas as team captain.
Two competing Cleopatra biopics are in the works, one starring Gal Gadot and the other directed by Denis Villeneuve. These films promise fresh perspectives on the iconic queen, exploring her complex legacy beyond the traditional seductress portrayal. With Gal Gadot aiming to showcase Cleopatra's intellect and political prowess, and Villeneuve's project drawing from a critically acclaimed biography, audiences can anticipate a deeper dive into the life of this fascinating historical figure.
Despite Stefanos Tsitsipas splitting with his father and coach, Apostolos Tsitsipas, the latter will remain…
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages during his opening statement at the 10th Greece-Egypt-Cyprus Trilateral Summit in Cairo. Highlighting the importance of regional cooperation, Mitsotakis emphasized the role of Egypt in addressing crises like Libya and the need for a stable Middle East to prevent further instability. He also met with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to discuss mutual concerns and strengthen bilateral ties.
The upcoming summit between Greece, Egypt, and Cyprus will celebrate a decade of regional cooperation, with discussions focused on key issues such as a potential maritime agreement between Turkey and Syria, regional stability, and energy collaborations. With heightened concerns over a maritime deal affecting Cyprus’ interests, leaders will also address the Greece-Egypt electricity grid interconnection and broader geopolitical shifts in the Middle East, including Saudi Arabia's recent engagements with Syria.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is back in Athens and facing a crucial decision: choosing the next President of the Republic. While several names have circulated, Mitsotakis is reportedly considering a surprise candidate. This comes as the PM prepares for a key trilateral meeting with Egypt and Cyprus, focusing on Turkey's expanding role in the region, particularly concerning Syria.
Seventy-four migrants, including individuals from Pakistan, Sudan, and Egypt, arrived at the port of Gavdos on Thursday, requesting assistance from Greek authorities. After being confirmed in good health, they will be transferred to Paleochora, Chania, and later accommodated at Agia for further registration.
After nearly a decade of legal battles, Saint Catherine's Monastery, the world's oldest continuously occupied Christian monastery, awaits a crucial court decision regarding ownership of its historic lands in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula. Monastery leaders express cautious optimism, buoyed by high-level Egyptian and Greek involvement.
Tactical Leadership Project 2024: Greek, Indian and Egyptian Air Forces complete month-long exercise
Greece, India and Egypt are coordinating their strategic pace, with the armed forces of the…
The British Museum faces increasing pressure to return artifacts acquired through questionable means, including the Parthenon Sculptures to Greece, the Benin Bronzes to Nigeria, and the Rosetta Stone to Egypt. While the museum claims a large portion of its collection originates within Great Britain, countries worldwide are demanding the repatriation of their stolen cultural treasures
Greece has been selected to host the 9th Ministerial Meeting of the Ancient Civilizations Forum in December 2025, following this year's meeting in Yerevan, Armenia. The decision was made unanimously by Forum members, which include countries such as Armenia, China, Egypt, and Peru. Greece aims to lead initiatives that promote the Forum's visibility, combat illegal antiquities trafficking, and foster collaboration on the conservation and restoration of cultural heritage. The Forum, established in Athens in 2017, continues to be a key platform for international cultural cooperation.
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A significant archaeological discovery has been made in the ancient Egyptian city of Athribis. A colossal pylon, measuring 150 feet wide, has been unearthed, providing new insights into the religious practices and architectural styles of ancient Egypt during the Ptolemaic era.
Cairo will host a trilateral summit in early January 2025 between Greece, Cyprus, and Egypt, focusing on energy security, regional stability, and the evolving situation in Libya. The leaders will also discuss the Greece-Egypt electricity grid connection (GREGY) as a key step in linking North African and European energy networks.
Renowned psychiatrist Dimitris Souras passed away at 72 after battling a severe bacterial infection. He was the director of the Psychiatric Clinic at Metropolitan Hospital and known for his outspoken nature on social issues.
The Governor of South Sinai met the Bishop of Saint Catherine's Monastery in Athens in…