On This Day Today | September 21
On this day, 21 September: from Ottoman rule in Cyprus and the birth of a future Ecumenical Patriarch to EOKA fighters, historic newspapers and the launch of a Cypriot sports weekly.
PISA Results for Cyprus: What Lies Behind Cypriot Students’ Low Performance?
A weakened relationship with learning, lack of confidence and autonomy, the impact of mobile phones and instant information, and a school system often detached from real life are among the causes identified.
Famagusta 1974: The Tourism Miracle Left Unfinished
Through his book and personal memories, George Michaelides reconstructs Famagusta’s golden era of tourism
Mobility Without Movement After Christodoulides’ 19 Goalposts
When Guterres says that “there is still a lot of work to be done” and Nicosia responds the next day with 19 “new ideas”, the question is not how many proposals we have. It is why we did not discuss them when we should have, where we should have.
The Black Van That Knew Everything
In reality, you walked into the airport to catch a flight to Athens and, by the time you took off your belt at security, the van's technician knew whether you had acid reflux, whether you suffered from coronary artery disease, whether the socks you were wearing had holes in them and even your shoe size.