Spyros Kyprianou: Early Vision for Cyprus Freedom Spyros Kyprianou dedicated his life from a young age to the cause of Cypriot self-determination. While studying law in London during the 1950s,…
Polykarpos Giorkatzis Court Appearance and Conviction Polykarpos Giorkatzis appeared before a Cypriot court on March 12, 1970, after President Makarios ordered his arrest for the assassination attempt on March 8,…
The Unknown War of Tylliria: The Epic of August 1964 Remains Alive in Memory The Unknown War of Tylliria on August 1964 left an indelible mark on the history of…
Bloody Greek-Turkish Clashes at Ktima Bloody Greek-Turkish Clashes at Ktima: March 7th, 1964, stands as one of the darkest days in modern Cypriot history. On this Saturday morning, heavily armed…
A Landmark Celebration Honours the Institution That Built Cyprus’s Technical Workforce 70th Anniversary celebration of the 1st Technical School of Limassol. Seven Decades of Shaping Skilled Generations a monumental milestone…
The Venetian Archtecture The Xylofagou Tower: In the Venetian era, Venetians created a chain of watchtowers along the southern coast for protection from the ottomans. The Xylofagou Tower, along with…
The Malounta Stone Bridge: Cyprus’s Hidden Historical Treasure The Malounta stone bridge stands as one of Cyprus’s hidden historical treasures, nestled in the foothills of the Troodos Mountains. This centuries-old…
Venetian-era Craftsmanship The Skarfou Bridge (also known as Skarfos Bridge) stands as one of the oldest and most charming stone bridges in the Paphos district of Cyprus. Nestled in the…
A Legacy Etched in Stone and Water The Platanistasas watermill stands as a powerful testament to the ingenuity of rural Cyprus. Nestled within a verdant valley, the mill harnesses the…
A Remote Strategic Link The Venetian bridge of Akapnou was constructed by Venetian engineers near the village of Akapnou. They built it to address a specific logistical challenge in the…
