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Cyprus Rock Agama by dorneyphoto

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Cyprus Rock Agama

The agama is endemic to Cyprus, where it occurs throughout the island at elevations of up to 1,930 m. It inhabits rocky areas with a range of arid, semi-arid, and Mediterranean habitats. It adapts well to human-modified areas such as towns, gardens, and agricultural areas, and is known to nest in walls, warehouses, and the edges of fields. It also lives in phrygana shrubland, but this is not thought to be a preferred habitat and Cyprus rock agamas living in these areas have probably been expelled from more ideal habitats by other agamas.[1]

Büyük Han (Great Inn) in Northern Nicosia (Lefkoşa) by Frans.Sellies

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Büyük Han (Great Inn) in Northern Nicosia (Lefkoşa)

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Caravanserai Büyük Han (lit. Great Inn), Lefkosa (Nicosia), Turkish Republic of North Cyprus.
The caravanserai was built by the Ottomans in 1572, the year after they had seized Cyprus from the Venetians. In the centre of the open courtyard is a mosque with a fountain for pre-prayer ablutions.

Submitted: 26/05/2025
Accepted: 04/06/2025

CY, Varosha by Alexander JE Bradley

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CY, Varosha

The partial reopening of Varosha’s beach area in 2020 was a highly controversial move by Northern Cyprus and Turkey. International observers, including the Republic of Cyprus, the EU, and the UN, condemned the decision as a violation of UN Security Council resolutions, which call for the return of Varosha to its lawful inhabitants. Though beach loungers now line the sand, ownership disputes remain unresolved, and the gesture is widely seen as a political provocation.

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future by Cyprus Aydin University

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Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future by Cyprus Aydin University

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Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future by Cyprus Aydin University

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Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future by Cyprus Aydin University

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Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future by Cyprus Aydin University

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Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future by Cyprus Aydin University

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Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future by Cyprus Aydin University

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Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future by Cyprus Aydin University

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Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

Cyprus Aydin University – Towards A Bright Future

UL_07349 by Antalya Diplomacy Forum

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UL_07349

MC_09849 by Antalya Diplomacy Forum

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MC_09849

UL_07340 by Antalya Diplomacy Forum

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UL_07340

UL_07362 by Antalya Diplomacy Forum

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UL_07362

MC_09867 by Antalya Diplomacy Forum

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MC_09867

ABMLala Mustafa Pasha Mosque, Famagusta, Northern Cyprus by Frans.Sellies

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ABMLala Mustafa Pasha Mosque, Famagusta, Northern Cyprus

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The Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque (Turkish: Lala Mustafa Paşa Camii), originally built as the Cathedral of Saint Nicholas, is the largest medieval building in Famagusta, Cyprus. Built between 1298 and about 1400, it was consecrated as a Catholic cathedral in 1328. The cathedral was converted into a mosque after the Ottomans captured Famagusta in 1571 and it remains a mosque to this day.

Submitted: 24/03/2025
Accepted: 27/03/2025

Evening at Kyrenia harbour by Linda 2409

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Evening at Kyrenia harbour

Basket weavers shop, Edremit by Linda 2409

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Basket weavers shop, Edremit

Northern Cyprus

Basket weavers shop, Edremit by Linda 2409

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Basket weavers shop, Edremit

Northern Cyprus