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For some Columbia students, protest encampment is living history lesson

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For some Columbia students, protest encampment is living history lesson

Students at Columbia University set up a pro-Palestinian protest encampment on campus, inspired by a course called “Columbia 1968” about past protests. The encampment led to arrests and suspensions by the school administration, but protesters continue to demand divestment from companies supporting Israel. The protests have drawn support from various groups and have sparked debates and activities on campus. Despite criticism, students remain committed to their cause.

Cypriots more pessimistic, but trust EU and Euro

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Cypriots more pessimistic, but trust EU and Euro

Cypriots are pessimistic about the future, the economy, and geopolitical crises, but maintain trust in European institutions and the single currency. The two traditional political parties, DISY and AKEL, are expected to dominate the upcoming elections for members of the European Parliament, mayors, and councillors. DISY is in the lead for the election of the six MEPs with 20%, followed by AKEL with 19%.

Nicosia performance celebrates International Jazz Day

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Nicosia performance celebrates International Jazz Day

Fact: International Jazz Day was established by UNESCO’s General Conference in 2011 to raise awareness of the role of jazz as an educational tool and as a force for creativity and dialogue.

Parisinou not kicked out of Disy despite Elam MEP nomination

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Parisinou not kicked out of Disy despite Elam MEP nomination

Niovi Parisinou has not been expelled from Disy despite nominating Elam’s Geadis Geadi for the European Parliament elections.

A diverse lineup of live music events this week

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A diverse lineup of live music events this week

The live music scene in Cyprus offers a variety of performances, including jazz tributes, classical music recitals, album presentations, and funk-soul tunes.

First Cypriot born on EU accession day 2004 joins anniversary celebrations

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First Cypriot born on EU accession day 2004 joins anniversary celebrations

Cyprus was honored at a ceremony celebrating 20 years since acceding to the European Union. Kyriacos Yiallourides, the first Cypriot born on May 1, 2004, asked about Cypriots’ expectations during the road to accession. George Iacovou mentioned that Cypriots hoped for security and stability and that the younger generations were excited about opportunities to study, work, and live abroad. The EU is characterized by breaking down borders and former enemies becoming friends. Yiallourides hopes more countries continue to join the EU to promote peace in Europe. EU Parliament president Roberta Metsola discussed the benefits of being part of the EU and embracing differences while ensuring equality of opportunity.

Top 10 self-care gifts In 2024

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Top 10 self-care gifts In 2024

Fact: The Covid 19 pandemic has led to increased awareness in self-care, with people realizing the importance of taking care of their health and wellness as a constant condition.