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image Computing’s quantum shift

Computing’s quantum shift
With the race to build a new generation of computers heating up, European companies are eyeing the game-changing opportunities. By Tom Cassauwers At some point in the future, the medicines ...
image Wood: building on an abundant natural resource

Wood: building on an abundant natural resource
Forests in the EU can help green the European construction industry and bolster a continent-wide push for architectural improvements. By Jessica Berthereau In France’s southwestern Gironde department, where half ...
image Pushing out plastic in consumer-goods packaging

Pushing out plastic in consumer-goods packaging
Cellulose fibres are emerging as a sustainable option for wrapping everything from foods to electronics. By Helen Massy-Beresford Attention supermarket shoppers in Belgium, France and Luxembourg: a test to cut ...
image The fifth freedom: Corporate mobility within the EU

The fifth freedom: Corporate mobility within the EU
Implementation of the Directive in Cyprus likely to have notable impacts By Kyriaki Stinga and Emilios Charalambous The year 2023 marked 30 years since the establishment of the European Single Market and ...
image 95-year-old cobbler repairs his last shoe

95-year-old cobbler repairs his last shoe
After more than 70 years in his cluttered shop in Nicosia’s old city, Andreas Trimboushis has finally called time By Grace Theodoulou One of Cyprus’ longest-serving craftsmen is closing his ...
image Two years into the Ukraine crisis, what’s next?

Two years into the Ukraine crisis, what’s next?
By Yi Xin On February 24, the Ukraine crisis marked its two-year anniversary. Despite the bloodshed on the battlefield and suffering of innocent lives, fighting continues with no sign of abating. ...
image Goulash galore: a Hungarian love affair

Goulash galore: a Hungarian love affair
In the heart of central Europe, goulash emerged as a culinary treasure that would soon capture the palates of food enthusiasts worldwide. The term ‘goulash’ is said to be derived ...
image What can we learn from Medusa?

What can we learn from Medusa?
By adopting her as its symbol, Versace embraced confidence and the transformative power of resilience says DESPINA NICOLA In ancient Greek mythology, Medusa’s story is a gripping saga of ...
image Primordial policies and COP28: Greece is no exception

Primordial policies and COP28: Greece is no exception
By Zafiris Tzannatos What was once a common practice in authoritarian regimes, such as those of Nazi Germany, the Soviet Union, and Communist Romania, is now being revived all over ...
image Growing friendships across the divide

Growing friendships across the divide
By Liana Liu Ioannides One programme in Cyprus brings together Greek and Turkish Cypriots to build a peaceful future together The Cyprus Friendship Programme, also known as Creating Friendships for ...
image Is Montessori education all it’s cracked up to be?

Is Montessori education all it’s cracked up to be?
By Alison Demangeon and Youssef Tazouti What the science says for a system that is more than 100 years old Walk into any bookshop these days and you will find Montessori-labelled ...
image Guest recipes with Serene Tharian

Guest recipes with Serene Tharian
Easy, Indian soul food Thakkali Chor (Tomato Rice) Being Indian, I love rice, especially rice flavoured with tangy vegetables. Rice is soul food. This flavourful, easy tomato rice uses really ...
image Reinforcing education in the AI era

Reinforcing education in the AI era
By Maria Demosthenous Embracing change: the learning and practice of music helps develop many of the skills needed in an ever more digital world As we navigate an era of ...