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“Youth Posing as Eros” fetched 572,000 euros at a Bonhams and Art Expertise auction on Wednesday, the highest sum ever paid for a painting by the modernist artist and set designer

Turkey remains hopeful about acquiring the 4.5-generation Eurofighter jets, as there is a strong possibility that Germany may eventually lift its objections

This year's medal marks Ghavelas' second consecutive Paralympic gold in the 100m (T11)

Greece's flag-bearers were bronze pole vault medalist Emmanouil Karalis and artistic swimmer Evangelia Platanioti, who were the first athletes to enter the stadium, followed by athletes from 205 countries and a refugee team

Karalis secured his bronze in the pole vault final, while Platanioti, alongside her partner Sofia Malkogeorgou, achieved a 6th-place finish in the women’s duet free artistic swimming event on Saturday.

So far, the Greek Olympic team is putting on an exceptional performance having already won 7 medals (1 gold, 1 silver, 5 bronze)

Swedish-American super star Armand Duplantis breaks his own world record with a final jump of 6.25 meters, beating his previous 6.24m

Legendary Lefteris Petrounias earns bronze in men's rings final, marking his third consecutive Olympic medal and the fifth medal for the Greek team at the Paris Olympics

The railway station has also be closed

Greece has won a total of 4 medals at the Games following a bronze in judo and a silver in swimming.

Tselidis, a 27-year-old Greek-Ossetian judoka downed Tristani Mosakhlishvili, representing Spain, in the match for third place and the bronze medal.

Boxers Lin Yu-ting and Imane Khelif (both biologically male who identify as transgender women) were given the green light to compete in the women’s events at the Olympics

After loss to Spain chances of moving into the next Paris 2004 round are very slim; next match against an Australia loaded with NBAers

Both won in straight sets

A scene similar to the Last Supper sparked widespread backlash by many Christians

Tens of thousands of spectators flock to the Seine's riverbanks, and hundreds of millions watch from around the world as XXXIII Opening Ceremony marks return of the Games to the 'City of Light'

The now clean and clear River Seine, according to the organizers, will host swimming events and the first-ever "riverine" opening ceremony of the Games