🔊 Water treatment system disruptions in Cyprus: how new reservoirs prevented outages
Technical issues occurred at two major water treatment plants in Cyprus, raising the risk of household water supply interruptions. However, recently built reservoirs in Nicosia and Larnaca — with a combined capacity of tens of thousands of cubic meters — provided sufficient reserves to avoid disruptions.

One facility has already been repaired, while work continues at the second plant. Authorities are urging residents to use water sparingly until the system is fully restored. In this case, investments in infrastructure helped prevent serious everyday inconvenience.
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🔊 Billion-euro seaside projects in Larnaca at risk as urban development stalls
The development of Larnaca’s coastal zone has run into serious obstacles. The construction timeline of a municipal art center valued at around €30 million is now in doubt, along with the future of private investments totaling approximately €1 billion along the shoreline. The key issue is delays in transferring former fuel terminal sites for development, preventing projects from obtaining building permits.

The art center, designed by an international architectural firm, was originally scheduled for completion by 2029—ahead of Larnaca’s designation as European Capital of Culture 2030. However, the site lies within a large mixed-use development area where approvals remain pending.

At the same time, authorities are pushing for the creation of fully accessible public beaches, not just waterfront promenades. The municipality stresses the goal of preserving public access to the sea and avoiding dense development without sandy recreation areas. The coastal revitalization plan is divided into three phases, including erosion control, the creation of parks and green routes, and a continuous pedestrian promenade along the city.
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🔊 Winter colors of Cyprus: the island beyond the tourist season

🇨🇾 Cyprus reveals a different side during the winter months.

⛰️ In the mountains and natural areas, rich warm tones emerge, reflected in rain-filled surfaces after showers.

🍃 The contrast of light, foliage, and earth creates landscapes rarely associated with the Mediterranean, often overlooked by mass tourism.

❤️ Moments like these are a reminder that Cyprus is not only about summer and the sea, but also about a quiet, contemplative nature that becomes especially noticeable in winter.
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🇨🇾 Cyprus as a state of being: Zeibekiko — a dance of truth without fear
Cyprus is not just a place, and not only a culture. It is a state of being where Greek tradition is lived through the body rather than explained with words. Zeibekiko is one of its most honest expressions — a dance in which it is impossible to hide, lie, or play a role.

“Look straight ahead. Feel. Live.” This is how zeibekiko unfolds within the Cypriot cultural code. Fear is not avoided here — it is faced head-on. Through movement, a person is left alone with themselves, without masks or external protection.

This is not a show or choreography. It is an inner dialogue where every movement reflects an inner state. That is why zeibekiko continues to resonate in Cyprus, where authenticity, inner strength, and honest presence are deeply valued.
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Why does the construction of a power plant in Dhekelia raise concerns among scientists?
Geologists are warning about a high risk of earthquakes and potential tsunami impact for the new EAC power plant in Dhekelia. This area is considered one of the most seismically active zones in Cyprus. Over the past 27 years, 281 earthquakes have been recorded near the construction site.

The plant is being built close to the coastline, which increases vulnerability to tsunami waves. Scientists have presented their findings, but responsibility for ensuring the structures can withstand seismic activity lies with the project’s engineers. Public consultations on the plant’s modernization are currently underway.
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🎭 Limassol Carnival: a look back at how it was last year

Let’s take a moment to remember how the Limassol Carnival looked and felt last year — the colors, the atmosphere, and the celebrations that filled the city.
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