Cyprus wears its history openly. Across this small island, time has left its mark in stone — from prehistoric villages and ...
Cyprus Mail on MSN
The history of the key and heart of Cyprus
Three volumes about a city totalling more than a thousand pages may appear over-long but not when it covers 37 centuries of ...
Turkish soldiers in Yialia on September 9, 1974 following their invasion of Cyprus following a Greek-backed coup - Copyright AFP/File - Turkish soldiers in Yialia on ...
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Cyprus attracts millions of visitors each year not just for its climate, beaches and history but also its feline inhabitants, who are becoming a problem.
An estimated 1 million cats prowl the streets of Cyprus as officials scramble to check their numbers
a large population not only has the potential to wreak havoc with the island’s ecosystem, but it could cause undue suffering for feral felines roaming car-choked streets in search of food and shelter.
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