Cyprus Mail 4 October 2009 Eric Lloyd Wright, grandson of the world-famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright, is in Cyprus for a series of lectures. He spoke to Nathan Morley about organic architecture and green building design. ERIC Lloyd Wright’s grandfather, Frank Lloyd Wright, was the most celebrated American architect of his time, and one of […]
By Nathan Morley 8 November 2009 FROM terrifying hijacks to pitched gun battles on the runway, Larnaca airport has witnessed a series of dramatic events in its eventful 34-year history. The airport, which was improvised after the 1974 Turkish invasion left Nicosia airport marooned in the buffer zone, became an international airport in name only. […]
29 November 2009 By Nathan Morley Luke Rhinehart is the acclaimed author of eight works of fiction, including the best selling Dice Man In an exclusive interview with the Sunday Mail, he tells Nathan Morley about living with dice and that Cyprus may feature in his latest project. THE moment we started to communicate, I […]
By Nathan Morley 6 December 2009 Award-winning science journalist and author Alan Weisman tells the Sunday Mail that there is little chance the decaying buildings of Varosha could ever be used again) THOSE who have read The World Without Us, a New York Times bestseller, will know it is a chilling book dealing with a […]
By Nathan Morley 10 December 2009 THE ELDERS have all expressed optimism that a solution to the Cyprus problem will soon be thrashed out. Speaking to the Cyprus Mail last night, former US President Jimmy Carter said his optimism for a successful outcome in the current Cyprus talks was genuine and not ‘mere words’. “I […]
Cyprus Mail 1 July 2010, Nathan Morley THE ARREST of an alleged Russian spy this week at Larnaca airport has added fuel to rumours that foreign intelligence services are better represented in Cyprus now than ever before. Cyprus has traditionally been a hub for agents operating in the Arab world, former Soviet Union, the USA […]
Cyprus Mail 1 October 2010, By Nathan Morley AS THE Union Jack was lowered at Government House in Nicosia just before midnight, and 82 years of British administration came quietly to an end, former President Glafcos Clerides was on hand to witness the birth of the new republic. “On the day of Independence I was […]
Cyprus Mail 25 September 2011, By Nathan Morley Book claims Dag Hammarskjöld’s mysterious death was witnessed in Cyprus 3,000 miles away MYSTERY has deepened surrounding the death of the former UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjöld after new evidence indicates that an American officer based in Nicosia heard the diplomat’s plane being shot at just seconds […]
Cyprus Mail 18 August 2012, By Nathan Morley FAMED explorer Robert Ballard has told the Cyprus Mail his expedition over the Eratosthenes Seamount is currently collecting images during sweeps of the area using the latest technology to explore the sea floor. Speaking via satellite phone from his ship the EV Nautilus, Ballard said his team, […]
Cyprus Mail 2 September 2012 By Nathan Morley IT WAS once the pride of the airline industry – but now, almost 60 years after making one of the most celebrated flights in history, it’s stripped-down and vandalised body makes for a sorry sight. Few people, if any, have any idea that the cut up fuselage […]