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Herodotus Project: a digital bridge to Cyprus and north Aegean region's rich heritage

Cyprus and the Greek Aegean islands share a common historical and cultural background, spanning from antiquity to the modern era. Tapping into this rich heritage archivists and historians from the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation’s have rescued over 10.000 broadcast and other files of unique historical value and digitised them into an open access database. The venture was made possible by the EU project, Digital Herodotus II.

Latest EU election results on Europe level and in all 27 member states

As millions of voters cast their ballots in the 2024 European Elections, the stakes are high with issues ranging from economic recovery to climate change at the forefront.

EU elections results: EPP's von der Leyen extends olive branch to Socialists and Liberals

Exit polls are now coming in thick and fast, and a first estimate of election results produced by the European Parliament sees the Green and liberal Renew parties each losing around 20 MEPs each and the EPP holding up its support, despite a swing to the right, if less than expected.

'The fighting is just in us' - Paddy Barnes the first Irish athlete to win two Olympic medals

It's one thing to qualify for the Olympics but what about medalling at two separate games.

Live. EU elections: Italy, Slovakia, Latvia and Malta head to the polls today

More than 350 million eligible voters in 27 EU countries are heading to the polls to choose the next European Parliament.

The EU is turning its back on golden visas - but one country is reintroducing its scheme

Getting the right to live and work in another country can be a long and difficult process. But that’s not always the case for those with money to spend.

State of the Union: Low interest rates and food challenges

The most recent inflationary crisis began in 2022, following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, with the EU's harmonized consumer price index peaking at 10.6% in October 2022.

Ryanair cancels 100 flights at the last minute blaming 'inexplicable' EU strikes

Ryanair has confirmed the cancellation of almost 100 flights today (June 6), blaming 'unexplainable' strike action. The low-cost airline, which operates out of Manchester Airport, has warned passengers about French air traffic controllers' plans to strike - for the 84th time since 2023. The strike will disrupt all travel to and from Paris Beauvais Airport.

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Herodotus Project: a digital bridge to Cyprus and north Aegean region's rich heritage

Latest EU election results on Europe level and in all 27 member states

EU elections results: EPP's von der Leyen extends olive branch to Socialists and Liberals

'The fighting is just in us' - Paddy Barnes the first Irish athlete to win two Olympic medals

Live. EU elections: Italy, Slovakia, Latvia and Malta head to the polls today

The EU is turning its back on golden visas - but one country is reintroducing its scheme

State of the Union: Low interest rates and food challenges

Ryanair cancels 100 flights at the last minute blaming 'inexplicable' EU strikes