Daniel Zambartas
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Cyprus marine life guide: Where to spot turtles, dolphins and colourful fish (opens the original)
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Depending on where you go, an underrated aspect of exploring Cyprus is its sealife. Many people don’t know you can spot sea turtles and dolphins in Cyprus, as well as some of the rarest species in the Mediterranean. en philenews has created a guide to the island’s coastal ecosystem, highlighting the coolest sea creatures you can see and where to give yourself the best chance of finding them. Two sea turtle species nest in Cyprus: the green turtle and the loggerhead. Green turtles have smooth, ov
Cyprus on fire alert: The 5 biggest wildfires in the island’s history (opens the original)
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Cyprus’s warm weather and natural scenery are two of its biggest selling points. But for an island in the Mediterranean, those exact features come at a heavy cost. When midsummer heat hits, the island’s dry pine forests and open fields become incredibly vulnerable to fast-moving fires. The ongoing danger was highlighted again today, with the Forestry Department putting the island on high warning. Officials announced that today, Wednesday, July 22, the risk of forest fires starting and spreading
Cyprus or Greece? What to know before making the move (opens the original)
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A move to the Mediterranean has endless appeal, and Cyprus and Greece are two of the most popular destinations for those chasing warm, sunshine-filled island life. If you are weighing up the choice between the two, it’s easy to assume they offer virtually the same lifestyle. But while Cyprus and Greece share strong cultural ties and similar scenery, day-to-day life in each country is quite different, whether it’s the language barrier, getting used to driving, or dealing with taxes. To help you d
“Justice will decide who is right!” Cypriot lawyer explains why he is taking Meta to court over online free speech (opens the original)
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Following on from the recent revelation that a Cypriot lawyer is suing Meta, the legal practitioner has shed more light on the reasoning behind his decision in an interview with en.philenews, breaking down exactly how his case could redefine the rules of free speech online. Bringing the action purely as an individual citizen and lawyer, Petros Papadopoulos is taking on a tech giant to address what he views as a critical blind spot in modern digital democracy. Here is a breakdown of his core argu
20 years after historic semi-final run, Marcos Baghdatis lights up Wimbledon again (opens the original)
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If you look at the main draw at Wimbledon this year, there isn’t a single player representing Cyprus. But over on No.2 Court this week, a Cypriot tennis legend showed everyone that he hasn’t lost his magic. Marcos Baghdatis returned to the famous grass courts for the Gentlemen’s Invitation Doubles on what is the 20-year anniversary of his legendary run to the semi-finals at SW19. Back in 2006, the long-haired, charismatic 21-year-old took the tournament by storm. He shocked a young Andy Murray i
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