The Reality of Cyprus
Cyprus is not divided. It is occupied. This is a crucial distinction. The Republic of Cyprus is a single, sovereign state, a full member of the European Union. However, a foreign military force illegally controls over one-third of its territory. This is not a simple division. It is a clear case of ongoing occupation. Read More
The Forgotten Heroes
Georgios Charalambous Early Life and Background
Georgios Charalampous came into the world on March 16, 1932, in the village of Agios Epifanios of Solea, near Flasou in the Nicosia district. His parents raised him with deep faith, hard work, and love for his country. Georgios attended the primary school in Flasou and later trained as a carpenter. His craftsmanship and dedication earned him respect among his fellow villagers. Read More
What is Manchurana
Manchurana herb is a popular adaptogenic herb. Many people call it Siberian Ginseng. Its scientific name is Eleutherococcus senticosus. The plant grows in Russia, China, Korea and the Mediterranean countries. Traditional healers have used its root for thousands of years. It helps the body cope with stress. Read More
A Historic Handshake in Nicosia
Yuri Gagarin: On February 15, 1962, a unique event unfolded in Nicosia. Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, the first human in space, visited President Archbishop Makarios III. The meeting took place at the Presidential Palace. This was not a typical state visit. The world’s most famous spaceman was meeting the leader of the newly independent Republic of Cyprus. Read More
What Happens if you Drink Olive Oil after 50?
Drink Olive Oil after 50? A Powerful Heart Ally
Drink Olive Oil after 50: Extra virgin olive oil is rich in monounsaturated fats. These fats actively combat LDL, the “bad” cholesterol. This action reduces your risk of atherosclerosis. It also lowers your chances of heart attack and stroke. Your cardiovascular system gets significant support. Read More
Diabetes Myths: Separating Fact from Fiction
Diabetes Myths
Diabetes Myths: Common diabetes myths include that it’s only about weight, caused by eating too much sugar, or that people with diabetes can’t eat sweets; in reality, diabetes has multiple causes, including genetics and ethnicity, sugar alone doesn’t cause it, and managing blood sugar allows for flexibility with sweets. Read More
Archbishop Makarios III: Early Life & Religious Path
Archbishop Makarios III: Born Mikhail Khristodolou Mouskos on August 13, 1913, in Pano Panayia, Paphos, Makarios came from humble beginnings as a shepherd’s son. He studied theology in Cyprus, Athens, and later at Boston University. Ordained in 1946, he rose quickly through church ranks, becoming Bishop of Kition (Larnaca) in 1948 and Archbishop of Cyprus in 1950. Read More
Imperial Airways: The Birth of Aviation in Cyprus
Imperial Airways: In the 1920s, Cyprus took its first step into the age of aviation. The island, then under British rule, needed faster connections to Europe and the Middle East. Imperial Airways, the British airline, saw Cyprus as a strategic stopover for its long-distance routes. In 1929, the first commercial flight landed in Cyprus. A Handley Page HP.42 aircraft touched down at the Nicosia airfield, Read More
The History of Pyrgos, Limassol – 2000 Years of Life
Ancient Beginnings
Pyrgos has existed for over 2,000 years. People first settled here in ancient times. Its location near the sea helped it grow. Traders and farmers lived in the area. Read More
Pensioner’s Holiday Plant for Low-Income Pensioners
Pensioner’s holiday plant: The Labour Ministry introduced a special holiday grant program. Low-income pensioners will receive financial support for three-day vacations. The program aims to improve retirees’ quality of life. Read More
CYPRUS
Buses and Public Transport of the 50s in Cyprus
Cyprus Villages: Top of the List for Vacations, According to the World Tourism Organization
Winter Holidays in Cyprus: A Mediterranean Escape
The Mushroom Season
The Key Events in Cyprus from 1955 Till Today
ID verification laws for prepaid SIM cards
40,000 Hunters on First Day of the Hunting Season
Six Vultures Died From Electrocution
The Introduction of a New Card System for Casino Entry in Cyprus:
Current Affairs
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The Debate on Euthanasia: “The Right to Die” Bill
Mobility Projects Aimed at Reducing Traffic Congestion
Traffic Offenses New Agreement
The Reaction of Shop Owners and the Hospitality Industry
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Culture
The Rouhounia Bridge
A Village Landmark
The Rouhounia Bridge stands as a defining feature of Amargeti Village in the Paphos district. This historic structure gracefully spans the Diarizos River, which carves a picturesque valley through the Cypriot landscape. Read More
The Pitharin: History of 4,000 years
The Pitharin: Tradition returns where it belongs. The pitharin that will adorn our Botanic Garden at the outskirts of the village. Perfumery is a recreation of an ancient pitharin, based on findings from the archaeological site of Mavrorachi. A piece of Cyprus’ past that is reborn to meet the present. Read More
Healthcare in Cyprus
Business
Cyprus Stories
Commandaria the King of Wines
Commandaria, a Sweet Dessert Wine
Commandaria wine originating from Cyprus holds the distinction of being one of the oldest named wines still in production. It boasts a rich history dating back over 5,000 years, making it a true embodiment of tradition and legacy. Read More