DAVEY WOODFORD
The Village Inn, Kissonerga
14 November - show starts 6pm
Food will be available - pre-order in advance - call 99 054710 to book and table and pre-order food
Sunday, November 8, 2026
DAVE ROBERTS - The Local Pub, Chlorakas - 14 November
DAVE ROBERTS
The Local Pub, Chlorakas
14 November - 7-10pm
Free entry
MEMORIES OF OCCUPIED LAND 2026 - Palia Ilektriki, Paphos - 12 & 13 November & CENTRAL ANTI-OCCUPATION EVENT - in Greek - Markideion Municipal Theatre, Paphos - 13 November
MEMORIES OF OCCUPIED LAND 2026
Palia Ilektriki, Paphos
12 & 13 November - 8am - 1pm
Memory remains alive. History is not forgotten.
For the first time, Paphos will host the established "Memories of Occupied Land" events on November 12 and 13, 2026. The initiative aims to preserve historical memory, highlight the cultural heritage of our occupied territories, and condemn the illegal declaration of the pseudo-state. EXHIBITION OF OCCUPIED MUNICIPALITIES AND COMMUNITIES
A unique exhibition featuring thematic stands, historical artifacts, photographic and audiovisual material, as well as personal accounts and testimonies from the occupied municipalities and communities of Cyprus.
CENTRAL ANTI-OCCUPATION EVENT - in Greek
Markideion Municipal Theatre, Paphos
13 November - 7pm
Keynote Speaker: The Deputy Government Spokesperson, Mr. Giannis Antoniou.
The event will feature speeches and an artistic program presented by the Paphos Music School, and will be broadcast by RIK (Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation).
The event is organized by the Committee of Occupied Municipalities and the Committee of Occupied Communities, with the support of the Deputy Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of Education, Sport and Youth, and the Municipality of Paphos.
We invite you to join us in honouring our history, our roots, and our persistent struggle for freedom and the right to return.
THE SAME SOUL - SILENT CONNECTION - Photography and painting exhibition - En Plo Gallery, Kato Paphos - 22 - 25 November
THE SAME SOUL - SILENT CONNECTION - Photography and painting exhibition
En Plo Gallery, Kato Paphos
22 - 25 November - opening night 4pm
An art event and donation, as part of the proceeds will be donated to the Cyprus TELETHON, to support individuals with neuromuscular diseases and scientific research.
Further information - 26 932014
OLD MAGNETS, NEW TRICKS - EUROPE'S PUSH TO CUT RELIANCE ON RARE EARTHS
From recycling old magnets to developing alternatives that avoid rare earths entirely, EU-funded researchers are exploring ways to make Europe’s clean energy transition less dependent on overseas suppliers.
By Michael Allen
Permanent magnets are a key component of most electric car traction motors, which turn the wheels, and of many wind turbine generators. Clean energy and clean technology increasingly depend on them. Yet Europe is vulnerable to disruptions in their supply chain.
“They are kind of indispensable for the energy transition,” said Alexandre Damiens, a magnets and rare earths expert at French energy company Orano. Rare earth magnets are exceptionally strong, allowing motors to be smaller, lighter and more efficient.
CYPRUS LOVES SHOPPING ONLINE, BUT THE LATEST CRAZE IS BUYING ABSOLUTELY NOTHING
Cyprus consumers have developed quite a taste for online shopping, but a new trend spreading from South Korea is turning the entire business model on its head. People are filling their baskets, placing orders and enjoying the experience without spending a single cent.
Welcome to the world of ‘dopamine sites’, where the shopping is imaginary, the satisfaction is supposed to be real and the delivery driver never turns up.
It sounds like a rather elaborate joke. For online retailers, however, it raises an interesting question. What happens when consumers enjoy shopping more than actually buying anything?
Welcome to the world of ‘dopamine sites’, where the shopping is imaginary, the satisfaction is supposed to be real and the delivery driver never turns up.
It sounds like a rather elaborate joke. For online retailers, however, it raises an interesting question. What happens when consumers enjoy shopping more than actually buying anything?
CHRISTODOULIDES - CYPRUS SEEKS TO END 'COLONIAL LEGACY' OF BRITISH BASES
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| A British Tornado taxis on the runway after returning from a mission at RAF Akrotiri |
President Nikos Christodoulides has said Cyprus seeks to resolve the status of Britain’s bases on the island and that the British government “has not ruled out discussing” the matter.
In an interview with the British The Observer, Christodoulides said, “we must end this colonial legacy”, whilst insisting that “this is not an expression of anti-British sentiment”.
Asked what Cyprus would seek, he declined to elaborate further, commenting that “we have various options, but out of respect for the British government, we are not going to negotiate publicly,” he said.
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