The Venetian Bridge Elia: A Secluded Arch in the Hills
Function in a Rural Network The Venetian Bridge Elia also known as “treis Elies Venetian Bridge” was built by the authorities. This was common in the Troodos region. They had…
The Venetian Bridge Trimiklini: A Restored River Crossing
Strategic Location and Purpose The Venetian Bridge Trimiklini was commissioned in the late medieval period by Venetian engineers. They needed a durable structure to span the Kouris River, linking the…
Pension Reforms in Cyprus Announced for January 2027
Annual Pension Increase Confirmed Pension Reforms in January 2027. Labour Minister Marinos Mousioutas has confirmed the government will increase state pensions in January 2027. This rise forms part of the…
The Venetian Bridge Tzelefos: A Forested Masterpiece
The History of the Venetian bridge Tzelefos The Venetian Bridge Tzelefos is situated in a serene environment, under a canopy of trees and is the island’s biggest and most known…
The Venetian Bridge Roudia: A Stone Arch through Time
A Stone Single Arch Bridge The Venetian bridge Roudia (Gefiri tou Roudia) is a 16th-century, single-arch Venetian stone bridge nestled in the Paphos Forest near the Xeros River in Cyprus.…
Illegal Immigrants Crossing to Cyprus in Small Boats
The Rising Tide Illegal Immigrants in recent years, the eastern Mediterranean has witnessed a sharp increase in arrivals. A growing number of people, primarily from Syria, Lebanon, and various African…
How Herbs and Food Can Practically Support Our Health
Food and Herbs: Powerful Tools in our Life Food and herbs provide powerful, practical tools for daily health management. We can actively use them to fuel our bodies, prevent illness,…
Rotsidis Savva the Last EOKA Rebel and Fighter for Freedom
A Young Man Joins the Fight Rotsidis Savva was born on January 18, 1935, in the village of Mammari, Nicosia, to parents Georgios and Anastasia. He grew up with his…
Panagiotis Simeou EOKA Fighter Falls Heroically
A Young Leader Emerges Panagiotis Simeou, known affectionately as Panikos, entered the world on September 8, 1936, in the village of Pachna, Limassol. His parents, Simeon Dimitriou and Myrianthi Athinakis,…
Exile of Makarios: The Cyprus Deadlock of 1956
A Drastic Deportation Exile of Makarios: On March 8, 1956, British authorities sent Archbishop Makarios III, the charismatic political and spiritual leader of the Greek Cypriot community, into exile. This…