Cyber inspired creations at Limassol market
Fact: The Cyberness Market will showcase over 100 local brands and feature AI paintings, 3D printed household items made from recycled plastic, and eco-friendly décor among its art offerings.
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Cyprus, ’ festival scene comes alive this June
Fact: Cyprus will have a vibrant cultural scene this summer with events such as the Cyprus International Accordion Festival, Vegan Fam Flavours, Cyprus Pride March, Cyprus Fashion Film Festival, MBS Wellbeing Day Festival, Lavender Festival, Cyprus Contemporary Dance Festival, Summer Jazz Project, and Paphos International Film Festival.
Hellenic Bank champions green transition at Nicosia summit
The Green Agenda Cyprus Summit highlighted the vision and actions necessary for the green transition of the Cypriot economy. Hellenic Bank is committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050 and has set clear goals and indicators to reduce its environmental footprint. The bank offers specialized green products to combat climate change and improve energy efficiency. Cyprus Agriculture Minister introduced a pilot program for green roofs, and the Energy Minister expressed caution regarding hydrogen usage. European Commissioner for Climate Action emphasized Cyprus’ potential in renewable energy and the importance of investments in sustainable transport. European Commissioner for Health and Food Safety highlighted the health impacts of the climate crisis, including heatwaves and air pollution.
No US pier aid to UN in Gaza for two days after truck incident
The United Nations has not received any aid from a U.S.-built pier in Gaza for the past two days after an incident on Saturday in which food was taken from 11 out of 16 trucks before they reached a U.N. warehouse.
Threat from Israeli operations preventing Rafah crossing aid deliveries, says Egypt
The cessation of aid deliveries through the Rafah crossing between Egypt and the Gaza Strip is due to the threat posed by Israel’s military operations in the area. Israel’s military offensive has caused activity to stop at the crossing since May 7, leaving international aid stuck on the Egyptian side of the border and raising concerns about food supplies perishing. Egypt’s foreign minister, Sameh Shoukry, has called for Israel to open other land crossings to deliver aid.
Stone, roses and vines
Fact: The Vassiliades family owns the Oinou Yi vineyard and focuses on producing fine wines for consumption in Cyprus and abroad.
‘We were taught to be ashamed of our Cypriotness’
Fact: Cyprus is a place that has been enriched by many hands and voices down the centuries, making it a living example of cultural synthesis and innovation.
Air travel etiquette: 10 no-nos for smooth flying
Passengers should be considerate when reclining their seats, avoid aisle congestion, pay attention to safety demonstrations, keep the volume down, avoid strong scents, be aware of alcohol consumption, follow instructions from the flight crew, mind their belongings, keep their feet off seats and walls, and maintain good personal hygiene for a smoother and more pleasant journey for all.
Fork Food Market goes to Geri for the first time
– Fork Food Market is celebrating its 10th anniversary and will be hosting an event in Geri, Cyprus.
– The event will take place at Parko Glypton next to the Holy Temple of Agios Charalambos on May 24.
– Food will be served from 7pm to 11pm, with the bar and music staying open until midnight.
– The market will feature street food from around the world, including classics like burgers and falafel, as well as unique options like tacos with ‘ofto kleftiko’.
Protestors block New Caledonia roads as French police pour in
Fact: A thousand police arrived in New Caledonia from France to help control the riots and unrest on the Pacific island.