Environment

Terra Cypria, the Cyprus Conservation Foundation, is organising an event titled ‘Natura 2000: Awareness and Information for Paphos’ Public’ at En Plo hall in Castle square, Paphos. The event entails a ...

Celebrating all things books and literature is the seventh edition of the Nicosia Book Fest. Ever since its first festival back in 2016, organisers Promitheas Research Institute have grown the event ...

By Veronica Edmonds-Brown It might surprise you to know that the River Thames is considered one of the world’s cleanest rivers running through a city. What’s even more ...

Music in the village is back this summer. A week before the 10th anniversary edition of the Fengaros Festival, the Fengaros Music Village will take place in Kato Drys with ...

Three nights of live music are coming to Sarah’s Jazz Club to wrap up the month in the best way the bar knows. Inviting the many musicians of the ...

The emission of greenhouse gases (GHG) per person employed has consistently declined since 2010 in the European Union, due to a combination of decreasing GHG emissions and increasing employment numbers, according ...

Britain unveiled a new taskforce on Monday to write rules forcing financial firms and listed companies to publish plans from next year for transitioning to a net zero economy by 2050. ...

Cypriots are getting better at managing household waste, particularly when it comes to recycling, but there is room for improvement, waste management company Green Dot said on Monday. The NGO, ...

Compositions by Debussy, Igor Frolov and Darius Milhaud will sound in Paphos on May 6 as three musicians take the Markideio Theatre stage. Technopolis 20’s new event as part of the ...

By Achilleas Demetriades The developments in Ukraine are of concern to all of us. Invasion, war, daily human tragedies on all fronts. The need to halt all hostilities is unfortunately ...

Asomates Dynameis celebrates 25 years of creativity with the performance Land of Darkness/Land of Light, a work of contemporary dance and classical music presented this May. The performance is inspired ...

The world needs to review humanity’s relationship with the planet because the climate crisis is looming as a death threat, Environment Commissioner Klelia Vassiliou in view of Earth Day ...

To celebrate a new era and welcome its new artistic director and conductor, the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra is holding a special performance this coming May. In their first concert together, ...

A community arts and creativity space in Limassol is hosting a series of exciting workshops next week. Blend the Space in a new location in central Limassol invites all to ...

As with every summer, beloved musicians from Greece are set to travel to the island for a series of open-air concerts. As the events world returns to normal, Greek singers ...

More stand-up and comedy evenings are coming up and surprisingly, they are all in English! April and May’s comedy nights, however, are being held in English welcoming comedians from ...

The environment department on Wednesday said that the amendments extending the ban on single-use plastics (SUPs) to September 30 this year have now been transposed into law. In a written announcement, ...

Cabinet on Wednesday approved a €1.4m subsidy scheme to promote a circular economy in the hotel sector as part of efforts to enhance sustainable, high value tourism sector, deputy government ...

Easter week is upon us and beyond the traditional festivities some events are scheduled to lift the mood through music and spoken word. Tonight an Open Mic night will be ...

A resort deep in the forest of Kambia is to transform into an electronic music getaway this May as the Ophan Festival takes place. Some 21 DJs, live performances, Qigong workshops, ...

The latest IPCC report said we will need technological solutions to fight the climate crisis, but it must not be misread So it has come to this. We have, it ...

Drinks in the park, street food sizzling, crowds mingling and music playing. Sound familiar? If yes, it’s because the beloved Fork Food Market returns! And it has certainly been ...

By Kim Harrisberg As downpours swamped South Africa’s third-largest city last week, residents lucky enough to still have internet access and power shared harrowing videos of highways turned into ...

By Aleksander Solum Hong Kong arrivals meet plastic everywhere in quarantine hotels: Remote controls are wrapped in cellophane, pillows are encased in plastic bags, food comes with plastic cutlery. Hong ...