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Historic Iranian landmarks damaged in US‑Israel bombardment

Historic sites hit in Tehran and Isfahan Heritage sites across Iran have sustained damage amid US and Israeli airstrikes, with Tehran’s Golestan Palace and Isfahan’s...

First World Greek Language Day marked with event in Cyprus

Event held in Nicosia under presidential auspices World Greek Language Day is being marked for the first time in Cyprus today, with a special event...

Cyprus calls for stronger UN framework to protect journalists

Cyprus has called for a stronger legal framework, the promotion of digital literacy and international cooperation to protect journalists worldwide, the island’s Permanent Representative...

Turkey submits map to UNESCO splitting the Aegean

Tensions between Athens and Ankara escalate as Turkey submits a controversial maritime map to UNESCO, in response to Greece’s completion of its National Maritime...

ON THIS DAY: Franz Xaver Gruber composes “Silent Night” (1818)

On 24 December 1818, Austrian composer Franz Xaver Gruber created one of the most enduring and beloved Christmas carols of all time, "Silent Night"...

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Iran: Bombed university to be turned into a “war museum”

Authorities in Iran are planning to convert part of...

Cynthia Karalla: Transforming Information into Meaning

Cynthia Karalla is an American artist whose work exists...

Referee attack: Parliamentary candidate placed in three-day detention

A 38-year-old parliamentary candidate was placed in three-day detention...

Handcuffs on two individuals: Drugs found in their home in Limassol

The Cyprus Anti-Drug Unit (YKAN) in Limassol arrested two...
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