Paintings and delicate ceramic works serves as evidence of hope
In a gallery nestled high above the bustling streets of Hong Kong’s Wan Chai district, a collection of vibrant paintings and delicate ceramic works serves as evidence of resilience and…
A National Imperative: Safeguarding Cyprus’s Water Future
FAMAGUSTA GAZETTE – Water is life. This simple truth underscores why dealing with drought and water scarcity in Cyprus is, as Andreas Gregoriou, director-general of the Ministry of Agriculture, aptly…
Cyprus: My Cypriot grandfather was one of millions of foreign servicemen who fought for Britain. Now I’m telling their stories
Christiana Gregoriou, University of Leeds The second world war veteran community is far more ethnically diverse than many people realise, with over 3 million foreign servicemen serving with the British…
Historic Sanctuary of Apollo Unearthed in Cyprus After 140 Years
FAMAGUSTA GAZETTE – German archaeologists have uncovered new insights into the ancient Sanctuary of Apollo at Frangissa near Pera Orinis, marking the completion of the 2024 excavation season. The project,…
When dogs return to nature – just how domesticated are our pooches really?
Jacqueline Boyd, Nottingham Trent University It’s hard to imagine a beloved pet dog surviving in the world. But reports of a 4 kg miniature dachshund looking well 500 days after…
Platres: Cyprus’ Highest Mountain Village
FAMAGUSTA GAZETTE – Perched at an altitude of 1,200m, Platres is the highest mountain community in Cyprus. Once a popular health retreat for British colonialists and notable figures, the village…
Celebrating Cinema: The 23rd Cyprus Film Days International Festival 2025 Unveils Jury and Awards
FAMAGUSTA GAZETTE – The 23rd Cyprus Film Days International Festival 2025, taking place from 4 to 12 April, proudly presents an esteemed International Jury comprised of five distinguished experts from…