How do we build more resilient cities?
The global pandemic and climate change are altering our world and transforming our shared spaces. And the answers to both threats are being sought, to a large extent, in our ...
I said I didn’t believe Meghan in her Oprah interview on Monday, I still don’t
Piers Morgan, the pugnacious British presenter who has just lost his high-profile breakfast TV slot over attacks on Prince Harry’s wife Meghan, said on Wednesday he still did not ...
No plans to replace Loew as Germany boss, says Liverpool’s Klopp
Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp said on Tuesday that he has no plans of replacing compatriot Joachim Loew when he steps down as Germany boss after the European Championship in June-July.
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A Picture Perfect performance
Strangely detached from themselves and others, three performers are putting on a different kind of show at Rialto Theatre next week. In a piece called Picture Perfect, the SRSLYyours Ensemble ...
How one Australia teen took to the skies to break silence on youth suicide
This inspiring video tells the story of Tasmania teen Bob Bramley and his impressive flying feat on behalf of young people struggling with suicidal feelings.
In 2019, he took to the ...
Anything is possible, Koeman says as Barca target PSG comeback
Barcelona have a chance of fighting back from a three-goal deficit in Wednesday’s Champions League last-16 second leg with Paris St Germain as long as the club’s all-time ...
The search for common ground on hunting
The director of BirdLife Cyprus says controlled hunting can be compatible with wildlife conservation
Conservationists and hunters should talk more, but dialogue with the hunting lobby is not my favourite ...
Proportion of people saying they faced crime slightly above EU average in Cyprus
According to data published by Eurostat on Wednesday, the share of people reporting crime, violence or vandalism in their neighbourhood varied across the EU member states in 2019.
While 11 per cent ...
Why Selena Gomez is thinking of retiring from music
In this video, E! News looks at the crossroads that popstar Selena Gomez may have reached in her musical career… even with her first Spanish-language album, ‘REVELACIÓN’, about to ...
Coronavirus: 10,590 checks, cafe owner, hairdresser booked
From 6am on Tuesday until 6am on Wednesday police carried out 10,590 checks for breaches of coronavirus protocols and fined 168 individuals, including two business owners, for violations.
The businesses concern a ...
Germany wants common sanctions policy with US – foreign minister
Germany hopes that improved relations with the United States under US President Joe Biden will open the door for possible joint sanctions against China and Russia over human rights and ...
EU-Britain vaccine war intensifies as Michel and Raab exchange barbs
European Council President Charles Michel late Tuesday rejected charges of “vaccine nationalism” levelled against the EU, saying that while Britain and the United States have outright bans on exports of ...
Brexit row: EU to take legal action against UK
On Tuesday, EU Brexit chief Maros Sefcovic announced plans to take legal action against the UK over Northern Ireland measures, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday. The action is expected ...
How to recognise danger signs of ‘bloat’ in your dog
Every pet deserves a loving and respectful home: please only consider acquiring a pet if you will be able to take care of its long-term needs. Also, consider choosing your ...
‘Cyprus bookings up 840%’ – UK travel agency
“I just can’t wait to be back on the beach!” The words of Jo Pink, 48, who has already received both doses of her Covid-19 vaccination. Hopeful that the UK ...
‘Cyprus tech companies must rebrand to attract top talent’ — HR consultant
For the first time, Cyprus employers must rebrand themselves to attract top talent, notes Katerina Andreou, founder of hrinnovate.org.
As the chart shows, there is a fraught global shortage ...
Our coast is an endangered species, and we should treat it as such
Supposedly protected coastal areas are being nibbled away by development
Uncontrolled development is destroying natural habitats and all that is unique about the island, environmentalists say. Nowhere more so than ...
Our View: Although options limited, barbed wire unlikely to stop flow of migrants
To fight the flow of immigrants from the north, the interior ministry decided to install barbed wire along the buffer zone, along an 11km stretch from Astromeritis to Nicosia airport. ...
Ten-man Porto stun Juve to reach last eight
Ten-man Porto upset Juventus to reach the Champions League quarter-finals on away goals after a 4-4 aggregate draw despite losing 3-2 to the Italian side on Tuesday.
Sergio Oliveira’s ...
Haaland goals send Dortmund past Sevilla into last eight
Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland struck once in each half as they drew 2-2 with Sevilla in their Champions League last-16 second leg on Tuesday and advanced to the quarter-finals ...
Paphos domestic tourism campaign ready to go as soon as measures lifted
The Paphos regional board of tourism is looking towards the domestic market to kickstart the sector and expects the government to give the green light to lift restrictive measures put ...
MPs say trying to protect small businesses from unfair bank contracts
The House commerce committee is trying to afford small businesses protection from unfair terms and conditions included in standard bank contracts through a bill on consumer protection, MPs said on ...
Clashes break out in Greece after march against police violence
A Greek police officer was seriously injured on Tuesday after clashes broke out during a demonstration in an Athens suburb against police violence, prompted by a video that appeared to ...
EastMed pipeline could be in place within five years, Israel says
The EastMed pipeline could be in place within five years, Israeli Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz said on Tuesday, describing it as an extremely important project.
“In Israel we have a ...