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Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus, has evolved significantly over the past decade, becoming not only a political and cultural hub but also a dynamic retail destination. The rise of modern ...

Choosing where to live in Cyprus is one of the most important decisions for anyone considering relocating to the island—whether for lifestyle, retirement, remote work, or investment. Each major ...

Daylight Saving Time (DST) is used by many countries as a way to make better use of natural daylight during the longer days of spring and summer. By moving clocks ...

Aphrodite’s Rock also known as Petra tou Romiou, is one of Cyprus’s most iconic natural landmarks and a place deeply woven into the island’s mythology and cultural ...

Nestled among the rolling foothills of the Troodos Mountains, Omodos stands as one of Cyprus’s most enchanting and atmospheric mountain villages—a place where tradition, craftsmanship, and natural beauty ...

Cyprus wears its history openly. Across this small island, time has left its mark in stone — from prehistoric villages and classical temples to medieval fortresses and Venetian walls. Every district ...

Cyprus has a coastline that changes character every few kilometres. From the sugar-soft sands of the east to the wild coves of the west, every stretch of shore tells a ...

Few names in the Mediterranean evoke sun, sea, and revelry quite like Ayia Napa. Long known as Cyprus’s nightlife capital, this coastal resort has spent the past decade carefully ...

Just an hour’s drive from Nicosia, the sweltering heat of the capital gives way to a completely different world. As the road climbs into the Troodos Mountains, temperatures drop, ...

Tucked along the island’s southeastern coast, Protaras is the sun-drenched, soft-spoken sibling of nearby Ayia Napa. Once a sleepy fishing village, it has grown into a polished seaside resort ...

Nowhere else in Europe can you experience such contrast so intimately — and yet, on both sides, the rhythm of daily life carries on. Children play football near barbed wire. Artists ...

On Cyprus’s southern shore, Larnaca greets the Mediterranean with an easy grace — neither boastful nor hurried, just quietly radiant. It’s a city that doesn’t need to shout ...

Perched on the southwest coast of Paphos, this captivating city is steeped in legend and bathed in Mediterranean light. Believed to be the birthplace of Aphrodite, the goddess of love, ...

Nestled on the sun-drenched southern coast of Cyprus, Limassol city is a place where the Mediterranean lifestyle comes alive — a destination where ancient history, seaside charm, and modern energy blend ...

Usually, we’re all about the best dining spots in Cyprus. But how does that take into account the thousands with an interest in Cyprus across the globe? After all, ...

A week or so before the World Cup in Qatar, Netflix released a four-part docu-series FIFA Uncovered focusing on the corruption that has riddled football’s number one organisation. FIFA’...

Omonia clinched their 21st championship title after defeating AEK 1-0 in Larnaca on Tuesday night as their only other challengers for the title Apollon, could only draw 2-2 at home ...

Apoel finally got back to winning ways after three successive defeats with a hard fought 3-2 win over Olympiakos in highly-entertaining game in Nicosia on Wednesday evening Apoel were the ...

Omonia and Nea Salmina raised the curtain for round 24 of the Cyprus football championship on Tuesday evening, with the Greens taking the three points with consumate ease after a 2-0 ...

Omonia leapfrogged over Ael and Apollon and moved to the top of the table of the football championship with a 2-0 win over struggling Ethnikos Achnas. Funnily enough the Nicosia ...

Borgen is a political drama set in Denmark about the meteoric rise to power of the leader (Birgitte Nyborg) of a relatively small and unknown party (of which we have ...

Mick McCarthy, the former Republic of Ireland and Wolves manager, has been sacked by Nicosia club Apoel after just two months in charge. There were rumours thorughout the past week ...