A minute with Michalis Pantelidis Sustainable Fashion Textiles Designer
The fact described in the text is that the person interviewed lives with their family and cat in Nicosia.
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Toilet Tales
Two friends came up with a unique way to communicate after parting ways, exchanging photos from club toilets in London. This silent conversation continued over the years, leading to a collection of images. The exhibition will be held from May 8 to 18 at a common room in Nicosia.
Not a word for those who don’t cross for food or shopping?
The European Commission marked the 20th anniversary of the Regulation for trade through the Green Line, which began in 2003. The author of the column finds the Commission’s reference to Greek and Turkish Cypriots crossing the Green Line for shopping and cultural visits insulting. The author emphasizes that the experience of crossing to the occupied territories is a profound and emotional one, far beyond just shopping or tourism. The European Commission’s lack of understanding and acknowledgment of the emotional significance of this event is criticized.
Limassol protest: Detainees speak of police verbal and physical abuse
Ten individuals arrested at a Limassol demonstration speak of an unprovoked police attack, horrible detention conditions, and abuse by the police. They were arrested following scuffles between protesters and police officers demanding a fair investigation into the death of Bangladeshi immigrant Anisur Rahman. Protestors and lawyers dispute the police’s account, describing the clash as an “unprovoked attack” and accusing the police of abuse.
Live music around Cyprus to enjoy next week
Next week, a series of live music performances will take place all around the island, including swing and jazz set in Trimiklini, soul and funky beats in Limassol, rock hits in Paphos, and a concert featuring Stabat Mater: Pergolesi at the Cyprus Wine Museum.
Dogs, instincts and the importance of balance
– Dogs’ tails and ears have a purpose and should not be altered for aesthetic reasons.
– Humans have interfered with nature by altering dogs’ appearances, similar to how they have altered women’s bodies.
– Humans may have lost certain instincts over time, such as telepathic alerts to danger.
– Astrology and the influence of the moon on human behavior are discussed.
– Climate change is altering the balance of the planet, affecting many species.
– Ancient wisdom, such as that found in the I Ching, is still relevant today.
– The connection between humans and the universe, possibly stemming from primordial stardust, is explored.
Bouldering festival is coming to Droushia
Fact: The 3rd Spring Bouldering Festival will take place on May 11 and 12 in Droushia/Inia, Cyprus, organized by the Shinosintrofia Climbing Club.
Q&A and screening of Tchaikovsky’s Wife
Fact: The Cyprus International Theatre Festival has begun and will present performances by local creators and international theatre names until mid-June.
Cyprus residents spent , €1.39 billion on travel in 2022
Cyprus residents’ spending on travel abroad reached €1.39 billion in 2022, with a total of 158,294 residents embarking on international trips for personal reasons.
Health minister: Cyprus is speeding up cancer care
The Minister of Health stated that the state is obligated to provide cancer patients and their families with a full range of health services.