By Eva Psalti Climate change refers to the long-term change in temperature and its variation from typical weather patterns. Although the Earth’s climate has been changing throughout its history, since the industrial
Thirty children from war-torn Artsakh, uprooted from their homelands, are in Cyprus for a two-week visit, hosted by the Armenian Representative in parliament and the Ministry of Education. The children, aged 12
The journalists’ union issued a stark warning on Wednesday, highlighting potential severe consequences for press freedom in Cyprus if the controversial Article 4 of the European Media Freedom Act is enacted into
Mobile payment service Google Pay, that made 26% of all online transactions last year, is used more often in India and Poland than in the United States or the United Kingdom, according
When Nikos Christodoulides was campaigning for the Cyprus presidency and even after he was elected, he was basically declaring that “the buck stops here”, and that he would not tolerate abuse of
“As a society, we are at a learning curve. Universities cannot adapt their curriculum to cover AI and emerging technologies overnight” At the threshold of a new era characterised by swift
APOEL Nicosia, the historic football powerhouse in Cyprus, is up for sale, with the club’s owners hiring an international agency to seek a wealthy buyer to dig them out of a financial
Cases of domestic violence in Cyprus are on the rise, as police revealed that officers have investigated almost 500 domestic violence cases and made 93 arrests during September and October alone. According
The latest Eurobarometer reveals that seven out of ten Cypriots believe that their country has benefited from being an EU member state, impacting both the nation and their personal lives. Just six
Sony’s debut of its latest gaming console, the PlayStation 5, marked a transformative chapter in the gaming landscape, primarily propelled by the groundbreaking features it introduced. Despite encountering initial challenges related to
