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Jul 21, 2026
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Jul 14, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 21, 2026 · Marios Demetriou

    The unforgettable scent of the night (opens the original)

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    I parked on the dirt track behind the shed and made my way down to the beach. The last few sunbathers were gathering up bags and towels and umbrellas and folding chairs, either getting ready for afternoon coffee at the little beachside spot, or heading home. The owner was bent over the flower pots at the edge of the building, murmuring softly to his flowers, which carried a genuinely beautiful scent. He told me they were night-blooming flowers, and that they only release their fragrance late in

  2. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Marios Demetriou

    He chose to stay, and did not run (opens the original)

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    This Sunday, 19 July, the church of Agios Andreas in the Oroklini refugee settlement will hold the annual memorial service for Themis Dimitriadis, a familiar, much-loved face from my childhood in occupied Kato Deryneia, who was killed fighting during the Turkish invasion of 1974. He was a little older than me, born in 1956, and was finally laid to rest ten years ago, in 2016. But he wasn’t 60. He was 18. Just as he was that terrible July, when he found himself with his comrades of the 181st Fiel

  3. Article · Jul 14, 2026 · Marios Demetriou

    A taste of the simple life (opens the original)

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    Chatting with Michalis Poleos yesterday, we found ourselves back among the windmills of our childhood, from before the 1974 invasion, scattered through the orchards of Famagusta, Ayios Memnon and the whole stretch running down to the Kokkinochoria. He told me, in particular, about the windmill he used to see every morning the moment he woke up, standing in the yard opposite his late father’s house in what is now occupied Kato Deryneia. He told me about the goldfish in the reservoir that fed the

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