Life & Style

Traffic deadlocked, phones pinging, deadlines looming – any given workday in Cyprus can feel like a marathon you didn’t sign up for! Add in the midday heat (especially during our ...

By Karen Taylor Known in English as china, porcelain was first made in China and became representative of the country, after its development during the Han dynasty. Travelling along the ...

By Christina Michailidis Without bees, the world as we know it would quietly collapse. These tiny pollinators underpin almost 75 per cent of global crops and over 80 per cent of flowering ...

Buying Instagram followers has become a practical shortcut for professionals, brands, and creators who want to get noticed faster. Instead of waiting ages for organic growth, you can strengthen your ...

People use Media Mister when they want simple, visible social proof and a calmer way to build it. The flow is easy. Pick a platform, choose a package, drop in ...

It’s not easy being a street photographer at a time when everybody walks around with a (phone) camera. Not only does it make your subjects – i.e. random people – ...

Few ancient foods tell a story as evocative as garum, the fermented fish sauce that once perfumed the kitchens and marketplaces of the Mediterranean. Over two millennia old, its origins ...

By Albert Navarro García Did you know that making one cotton t-shirt uses around 2,700 litres of water, around the amount that a person drinks in three years? Fast fashion ...

Nicosia – Superhome Center and Hephaestus Fire Solutions are pleased to announce a new partnership that brings PoolSam, a compact, trolley‑mounted fire pump, online and in‑store to customers across ...

Where do you live?I live in Nicosia with my family. What did you have for breakfast?Nothing, I only had a black coffee. Describe your perfect dayI can’t ...

Some sit proudly on cliffs or above rivers, others have been absorbed into towns, their towers peeking over rooftops. Together, they trace the country’s layered history: medieval frontiers, Habsburg ...

The end of October marks the end of the harvest and Zambartas Winery in Ayios Amvrosios is celebrating in style. This Saturday, the winery has planned a memorable autumnal evening ...

From the Alpine valleys of Tyrol to the vineyards of Styria and the coffeehouses of Vienna, each part of the country eats differently, but with the same quiet precision that ...

Apple and Raisin Bake 3 red apples, peeled and sliced 2 cups of vegan granola 1 cup of wholegrain oats 1 tablespoon of ground flaxseed (optional) 1 cup of raisins 2 tablespoons of ground cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon ...

Sicily and Sardinia may dominate the map, but scattered through the Tyrrhenian and Adriatic seas are smaller places that hold their own stories — volcanic landscapes, pastel harbors, and communities shaped ...

Santorini, Mykonos, and Zakynthos get the photographs, but the real character of the Greek sea lies elsewhere: in quiet inlets, pebbled bays, and small fishing villages where the water is ...

The coastline dominates postcards and itineraries alike — but inland, north of the mountains, lies another Croatia entirely. This is a land of rolling vineyards, baroque towns, and slow rivers; a ...

By Christina Michailidis Across Europe, CBD (cannabidiol) appears to have become part of mainstream wellness culture. Found in creams, oils, gummies and much more, it promises relief, relaxation and regeneration ...

Stone houses line narrow streets that twist with the curve of the river Ourthe, and every surface — wall, roof, and bridge — seems touched by moss. The air carries the smell ...

The hills roll rather than rise, the fields seem drawn rather than planted, and the villages lie low in the landscape as if placed there by instinct. This is not ...

Potsdam begins where the city ends — a landscape of lakes and palaces, paths and reflections. It is a place built not to impress, but to balance. Every view feels composed. ...

There’s a certain kind of joy that only a bicycle can unlock—the soft hum of tires on asphalt, the scent of blooming hedgerows, the feel of salty wind ...

The peaks are rounded, the air is thin, and the light moves differently here. At this altitude, colors lose their edge; the landscape feels almost monochrome, a world of stone, ...

Where waves once moved, now lie fields, forests, and towns — a geometry of straight lines and quiet order drawn across what was once open water. The land feels different from ...