Alexandra Efraimoglou Wins Tumbling World Gold

Alexandra Efraimoglou Wins Tumbling World Gold

Greece’s Alexandra Efraimoglou has won the women’s tumbling world title at the 2026 Trampoline and Tumbling World Championships in Nanjing, China, taking gold with 26.300 points on Saturday, 7 November. The official competition results place Efraimoglou ahead of Russia’s Arina Kaliandra, who won silver with 25.900, and France’s Maelle Dumitru-Marin, who took bronze with 24.700. …

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Who’s Singing Where This Winter – Greek City Times

Who’s Singing Where This Winter – Greek City Times

Athens’ winter bouzoukia season is in full swing, with Despina Vandi and Natasa Theodoridou now on stage at NOX and more than 20 big-name programs running across the city. From Iera Odos to Pireos Street and down to the coast at Elliniko, the pistes are once again filling up every weekend. Bouzoukia are large live …

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Cyprus Protests Turkish Gas Pipeline Surveys in UN Letter

Cyprus Protests Turkish Gas Pipeline Surveys in UN Letter

Cyprus has protested to the United Nations over Turkish underwater surveys linked to a proposed natural gas pipeline connecting Turkey with the island’s occupied north, alleging violations of its sovereignty and maritime rights. In a letter dated 21 October 2026, the Republic’s permanent representative to the UN, Maria Michail, said the operations were taking place …

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Fidan Says Turkey-Greece NAVTEX Dispute Is Resolved

Fidan Says Turkey-Greece NAVTEX Dispute Is Resolved

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan says the dispute surrounding NAVTEX notices for the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection project has been resolved, although the nature of any understanding between the parties remains unclear. Speaking to Kathimerini, Fidan described the situation as normal and said there were no outstanding problems concerning the planned cable surveys. “Everything is normal, …

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From Kasos to the Levant: Confronting revisionism

The dispute surrounding the Greece-Turkey Navtex exchange over the electricity interconnection cable near Kasos, is about much more than a maritime disagreement. It raises a fundamental question about the resilience of international law and the rules governing the development and protection of strategic infrastructure. Source link

Panathinaikos Owner Giannakopoulos Handed 10-Month Ban

Panathinaikos Owner Giannakopoulos Handed 10-Month Ban

Panathinaikos basketball owner Dimitris Giannakopoulos has been banned from Greek sporting venues for 10 months and handed a €60,000 fine following a disciplinary ruling over a social media post. The decision was issued by the Greek Basketball League’s disciplinary judge after rival club Olympiakos lodged a complaint concerning an Instagram publication by Giannakopoulos. The post …

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Cable project faces major test

The Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnector is facing its first major test since French group Meridiam acquired a majority stake, after Turkey challenged plans to resume survey work. Source link