Environment

An exhibition featuring various types of lamp design at Yfantourgio The Workplace since late May will, after popular demand, remain open until Wednesday. The exhibition is part of the VAHA ...

By Cassandra Garrison Marine scientist Deborah Brosnan remembers “feeling like a visitor at an amazing party” on her diving trips to a bay near the Caribbean island of Saint Barthelemy ...

By Yesim Dikmen and Mehmet Emin Caliskan A thick, slimy layer of so-called “sea snot” is spreading in Turkey’s Sea of Marmara to the south of Istanbul, posing a ...

By Shadia Nasralla and Tom Hals A Dutch court’s decision to force Royal Dutch Shell to make deeper, faster cuts to its climate warming emissions on the basis of ...

An exhibition exploring the iconic Ledra Palace hotel in the capital’s buffer zone opened on Tuesday at the Leventis museum. Ledra Palace: Dancing on the Line has been co-organised ...

Live music is back and at Darcy’s Restaurant in Peyia with live bands and music ensembles taking the stage every week. Musicians from all around the island are performing ...

Renewable energy solutions may be helping us transition away from a global dependence on oil, yet they come with their own challenges and drawbacks – not least, in the realm of ...

Cyprus had the best quality bathing waters in the EU in 2020 after 112 coastal sites passed with flying colours, the European Environment Agency said on Tuesday. According to a report, all 112 ...

The agenda for June is filling up rather quickly on the west coast and in between live music from local bands come tribute shows, jazzy dinners and ballet performances. On ...

More film screenings are arriving in Nicosia as the latest edition of the Images & Views of Alternative Cinema Film Festival brings exactly as it suggests – experimental and alternative cinematographic ...

More classical music will reach Nicosia, Limassol and Paphos as the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra (CySO) plans more concerts this summer. A programme dedicated purely to music for wind instruments will ...

‘The Line’ is Saudi Arabia’s bold vision for the future of civilisation: an ultra-modern city designed to house one million people and be entirely pollution-free. But there’s one ...

Past-forward: Stavros Economou Unarchived is the first retrospective exhibition of the work of Stavros Economou, one of the most significant figures of modern architecture in Cyprus. The exhibition, curated by ...

The Paphos Sessions are continuing at the Hogshead Pub in June with more live music performances every Sunday afternoon. First to take the pub’s floor in June is the ...

It was a week of reckoning for the oil and gas industry By Charles Ellinas The oil and gas sector was shaken this past week. There were some monumental developments ...

Three musicians are coming together at the Colosseum restaurant in Paphos for a unique live show on June 5. Soprano Anastasia Maximova will be joined by singer Savvas Potamitis and pianist ...

In the framework of the European music project Awakening Sleeping Instruments, a Medieval music concert titled Αwakening: Re-imagining the sounds of Medieval Cyprus will be held on June 4. The concert ...

In this video, we journey to Whittier, Alaska to find out what it’s like for virtually the entire population to live at the same address. Whittier’s Begich Towers, ...

Businesses expect an extension to EU’s July 3 deadline to ban single-use plastics Business leaders have warned green-minded members of the public not to expect Cyprus to become a single-use ...

Russian pianist Tatiana Stupak has been holding charity concerts in Limassol to celebrate her birthday in June since 2016. This year, because of Covid restrictions on audience numbers, she will hold ...

A discussion prompted by the outdoor portrait exhibition commemorating 1821, now on display in Nicosia and Limassol, is joining the online lecture series of the Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation. As ...

With the arrival of summer, the events agenda has received a push and Rialto Theatre has planned a full events calendar for June. Kickstarting the month’s performances is a ...

The agriculture ministry has come under fire for its lack of progress in adequately protecting Natura 2000 zones, but this time, from the state legal service. For years, the Republic and ...

David Hare’s covid confessional play Beat the Devil, which premiered in Cyprus earlier this year, returns for another performance. Andreas Araouzos takes the British playwright’s monologue to Paphos ...