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Author name: Demis Papadopoulos

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What’s on this weekend

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This weekend in Cyprus, get ready to immerse yourself in a whirlwind of cultural events. From the Windcraft Music Fest’s 10th anniversary in Katydata to Limassol’s free Summer Dance Festival, Sunset Ragas in Paphos, and live jazz at Pissouri’s Hill View Restaurant, there’s something for everyone to enjoy under the Mediterranean sun.

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Anastasiades’ Legacy in Question Amid Controversial Claims

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Former Cypriot president Nicos Anastasiades’ legacy is under scrutiny due to claims he considered a twostate solution for Cyprus, contradicting his public stance on reunification. Revelations from the Crans Montana talks and challenges from political peers seeking clarification cast doubt on his leadership narrative, raising questions about the true extent of his commitment to resolving the island’s division.

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Mediterranean Monk Seals: A Critical Conservation Effort

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The Mediterranean monk seals, Europe’s rarest marine mammals, face numerous threats including habitat loss and human interference. Conservation efforts, such as the Pandoteira project in Cyprus, aim to protect these seals and their critical habitats. Public support and awareness are essential for the survival of these iconic marine creatures.

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President Christodoulides Stands Firm on Cyprus Negotiations

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President Christodoulides remains resolute in seeking a just and viable solution to the Cyprus issue, aligning with UN guidelines and EU values, without compromising Cypriot principles or human rights. Greece’s President Sakellaropoulou reaffirmed unwavering support in ending the occupation and division of Cyprus, marking a solemn milestone of 50 years since the Turkish invasion.

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President Attends Exhibit in Athens on Famagusta

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President Nikos Christodoulides visited the ‘Famagusta 3.5%’ exhibition in Athens, honoring the ghost town of Varosha in Famagusta on its 50th year since the Turkish invasion. Curated by journalist Soteris Danezis, the exhibit uses art to evoke the pain and memory of a once lively city now shrouded in silence, fostering national consciousness and keeping hope for resolution alive.

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Stranded Migrants Grapple with Despair in No Man’s Land

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Asylum seekers in the UN buffer zone near the University of Cyprus endure stifling humidity, makeshift facilities, and emotional turmoil, their plea for dignity and access to asylum procedures contrasting with their current state of despair and unfulfilled dreams. Living in a harsh limbo, these individuals face daily challenges and an uncertain future, trapped between impossibility and rejection while holding onto fading hopes of a life lived with dignity.

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Uncontrolled Blaze Threatens Miliou, Paphos

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A wildfire in Miliou, Paphos has prompted an urgent response with five fire trucks and two forestry department trucks on the scene, along with a fleet of five aircraft battling the flames from above. Safety measures are in place, with efforts focused on controlling the blaze and protecting nearby residential areas.

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