Tag: Cyprus history

Tribute to Ukrainian traveller who recorded 18th-century Cyprus

A small bronze sculpture dedicated to 18th-century traveller Vasyl Hryhorovych-Barsky, known in Greek as Vasileios Grigorovits Barsky, was unveiled in Larnaca on Sunday. According to...

Must we return 147 years so as to traverse once more the dusty tracks of Larnaca?

From the Carriage Convoy of Sir Samuel White Baker unto the Dusty Thoroughfares of Larnaca in the Year 2026, wherein History appears most curiously inclined...

ON THIS DAY: The Greek military junta seizes power (1967)

On 21 April 1967, a group of right-wing army officers staged a military coup in Greece, overthrowing the elected government in a swift and...

April 1: What was EOKA and why do we celebrate today

The start of the EOKA struggle April 1 in Cyprus marks the foundation of EOKA and the beginning of an armed campaign in 1955 against...

52nd annual George Grivas Digenis memorial held under tight security

Bishop presides over annual memorial Bishop of Amathus Nikolaos led the 52nd annual national memorial for EOKA leader General George Grivas Digenis on Sunday morning...

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Displacement after the invasion and the Red Cross response: What eyewitness accounts reveal

The violent displacement that followed the Turkish invasion in...

New digital bridge between Cyprus and Syria: Ugarit 2 cable on the way

A new submarine internet cable linking the Republic of...

Motorway crash: Lane closed, two people taken to hospital

The left lane of the Nicosia-Limassol motorway near Moni,...

Twitch users angry over Amazon AI training setting

Twitch has been criticised by users after it emerged...
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