Overview The Imperium Romannum differed fundamentally from Alexanders [the Great] empire in its social system, in its government, and as a geopolitical structure. The main territory and the centre of the power now lay in the west, while the control over part of the Near East (which Seleucid empire had… Read More »Cypriot History – Roman Cyprus
It’s May 1987 and young Andy from Bedford is under increasing pressure from mum and dad to get engaged, he’s not even 21 yet, but they are petrified of him not marrying a ‘nice Greek girl’ (I thought we were Cypriot) anyway, you really have to be born in to… Read More »Cypriot Tales – The engagement from hell
APOSTOLOS ANDREAS, Cyprus – Left behind by technology and cast aside during war, feral donkeys are munching their way to a revival on a remote peninsula in northeast Cyprus – and they are impossible to miss. Dotting hills and sand dunes and blocking country roads along the sparsely populated Karpass panhandle,… Read More »Wild donkeys make a comeback in Cyprus