‘Peace and Sport’, an independent organisation based in Monaco, has organised a bi-communal, friendly football match on March 19 in Pyla between Nea Salamina founded
The finance ministry on Wednesday officially launched its new webpage where the public can compare bank charges relating to current accounts and other services, in
There is something about running and enjoying the view, but that will not be the point in an upcoming event as the Run in the
Have you ever wondered what the specific differences are between how Greek is spoken in the United Kingdom among the Greek Cypriot diaspora with that
A series of paintings inspired by philosophy will go on show as of Friday by American painter and professor of fine arts Todd Lowery entitled
The artist Spyros Demetriades returns to Nicosia after eight years with a completely new array of works inspired by the ‘Giclee’ method of drawing –
Fringe arts festivals around the world are known for bringing something a little different to audiences and the upcoming Buffer Fringe event promises to do
Some of Western civilization’s most classic symphonies will be showcased at an upcoming family concert at the Pallas Theatre by the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra (CySO).
An exhibition by painter and installation designer Dimitris Alithinos from Greece called Hysteron, Proteron, Us will open on Wednesday at the Archaeological museum in Limassol.
The streets of Istanbul will be presented in a new light at an exhibition opening this week of work by Ali Taptik at the Eins
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