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- Sep 26, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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Can bookshops survive the digital age? (opens the original)
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As I venture to the newly-located premises of one of our capital’s longest standing bookshops in the heart of the walled city, I wonder whether Al, online bookshops and digital formats are indeed reshaping how people discover and consume books. Are bookshops are a dying trend, not necessarily for people of my generation who were bought up with the habit of visiting and using bookshops as a means of emotional, cultural and educational sustenance, but for younger readers whose first instinct is pe
Move beyond yoga: discovering a unique practice in Cyprus (opens the original)
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“Do you come to Pervolia?” movement coach Andreas Economou had asked me when I spoke to him earlier in the week. “Rarely,” I had replied. And it was true, Pervolia, Meneou, Mazotos are areas I usually frequent in winter, or for quick escapes to the sea when time is scarce. But only a few days after having answered Andreas in the negative I was invited by a friend to join them at a beach house in Pervolia. It turned out that the house was near to where Andreas held his regular Sunday sessions, at
Rediscovering the beauty of Cyprus (opens the original)
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Using analog film photography to build a nostalgic, intimate archive of Cyprus – chasing colours, light and forgotten corners of the island one frame at a time – German photographer Benedikt van Lengerich is turning what started as a personal passion into a visual guide for others to discover, or rediscover, the place he now calls home. “I’m documenting Cyprus on film,” says Benedikt, “I’ve discovered it multiple times, over and over again”. Benedikt moved to the island in 2018, pursuing a caree
Cyprus bets on degrees in English to become a regional education hub (opens the original)
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A government plan to develop the island into a regional centre of academic knowledge, research and innovation saw parliament pass bills allowing state facilities – the University of Cyprus (UCy) and the Cyprus University of Technology (Tepak) – to offer undergraduate degrees in languages other than Greek, helping internationalise them. The move “expands the ability of our public universities to attract foreign students and creates new prospects for international collaborations between academics,
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