Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias marks the 50th anniversary of the 1974 coup in Cyprus, showcasing solidarity between the two nations. Through bilateral talks on regional security and defense cooperation, Greece and Cyprus reaffirm their commitment to peace in the Eastern Mediterranean.
The RESPONDENT project combines AI, machine learning, and satellite data to predict and manage Europe’s renewable energy supply, improving efficiency and reducing reliance on nonEuropean energy sources. With extreme weather impacts in mind, this innovative approach aims to reshape energy infrastructure and ensure a stable and sustainable energy supply for Europe.
Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides is leading a renewed push for reunification of the divided island, aiming to resolve the Cyprus problem through a bizonal, bicommunal federation with EU principles and diplomatic efforts. Working closely with the UN and international partners, President Christodoulides promises positive news by the end of the year to end the occupation and bring a sustainable solution for all residents.
Michael Nicholson’s defining moment came during the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus, where he captured the first footage of the invasion, solidifying his legendary status as a war correspondent. His quick thinking and unexpected help from a local Cypriot enabled him to document this historic event, showcasing the perilous and human side of war reporting.
In Cyprus’ buffer zone, asylum seekers endure scorching heat and limited shelter while awaiting Europe’s asylum. With resources stretched thin and increasing migrants, Cyprus faces a pressing need for improved humanitarian response and policy adjustments to protect their rights and wellbeing.
The giant sea turtle found in Cyprus, weighing nearly 90 kilograms, has conservationists buzzing with excitement due to its exceptional size, far surpassing the norm for green sea turtles. Rescued and cared for at Tashkent nature park, this remarkable turtle represents a triumph for environmental preservation and highlights the need to protect endangered species in our oceans.
Annita Demetriou expresses caution and concern regarding the Cyprus problem, highlighting a lack of positive developments and emphasizing the need for policydriven proactive engagement. Despite the challenges, Demetriou remains dedicated to pursuing peace and reunification in Cyprus through international cooperation and a commitment to constructive dialogue.
Journalists in Cyprus during the 1974 coup faced dangerous conditions, rigorous censorship, and the risk of conscription. Reporting became a perilous task as they navigated through controlled tours, had their content scrutinized by government censors, and dealt with understaffed newsrooms. Despite these obstacles, some persisted in delivering news, crucial to maintaining a free press in tumultuous times.
The “Cyprus Insula History – Memory – Reality” exhibition in Nicosia delves into Cypriot heritage, showcasing artifacts, interactive technologies, and Ptolemy’s cartography from the Codex 655 in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the 1974 Turkish invasion, offering visitors a captivating journey through time. This vibrant cultural event not only celebrates Cyprus’s resilience but also serves as a bridge connecting the past to the present and future, inviting all to explore the island’s rich narrative tapestry until June 2025.
The Metamax pyramid scheme has left many investors in turmoil, with over €150,000 lost and legal proceedings underway. Accusations of conspiracy, fraud, and money laundering have been levied against a 54yearold man, shedding light on the complexities of this deceptive investment scam.
