UN Effort Focuses on Recording Convergences to Revive Cyprus Talks, Says Negotiator
Negotiator says convergences will not be changed, but recorded, with the aim of paving the way for renewed negotiations
Municipalities Warn of Financial Squeeze as Strike Action Begins
Local authorities say state funding has failed to keep pace with new responsibilities, rising costs and debts inherited under the local government reform.
Power Prices Hit Zero at Noon, Spike at Night
The Cyprus grid operator expects central storage to be operational next year, with market-driven price swings playing an increasingly important role in the energy transition.
Cultural Cooperation a Strong Foundation for Cyprus' Future
Sotos Ktoris speaks to Politis about the work of the Technical Committee, the restoration of Apostolos Andreas Monastery and the message sent by the joint protection of cultural heritage.
He Listens to the Wind and Reads the Sky
For 65 years, Mr Leonidas has observed clouds, winds and humidity to "read" the minallagia, a traditional Cypriot method of long-range weather forecasting, dating back to a time when farmers relied on nature to plan their crops and livelihoods.