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By Cristina Fossanetti The new European Migration Pact entered into force at the beginning of April 2024, a measure much needed as the flow of migrants and asylum seekers continues to increase especially on the shoulders of the so-called...

By Costanza Mutti

When one thinks of Cyprus, it can’t help but think about it being a tiny country, geographically located right next to the Asian continent, but still part of the European one. Many know Cyprus either because of its recent conflicted past or...

In 2023, the Interior Ministry of Cyprus embarked on an ambitious endeavour, identifying 358 apartment complexes across Cyprus in need of reconstruction or renovation. With a 10-year-long timeline and a budget of €130 million, the ktízo urban renewal plan has been described...

One of the first things I noticed as I settled into my new home in Cyprus was the constant presence of these feline companions. Everywhere. They gracefully roam the streets, sleep inside my trash can, sit perched on the top of...

This feeling I had been told, the famous homesickness, came upon me, when I did not think it was possible. This fatigue, this discomfort, this discontent, or this disappointment took hold of me without...

This famous feeling that I tried to escape from - Before leaving for Cyprus, I had a lot of beautiful places in mind, a lot of expectations, a lot of motivation, and wishes.

Time has flown by since I started my ESC in Cyprus and I continue to discover  the country's rich history with fascination. Every time, I am captured by the stories of the...

The term often carries a variety of connotations. For some, it conjures images of individuals blocking motorways or leading boycotts against certain companies. Others might associate activism with organised strikes that disrupt daily routines. While physically disruptive,...

"Embracing the unfamiliar has proven to be a catalyst for personal growth, challenging preconceptions and instilling a newfound appreciation for unconventional approaches."