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Cyprus
Officially the Republic of Cyprus, this Eurasian island country is located in the Eastern Mediterranean, west of Syria and Lebanon, and south of Turkey. Cyprus is the third biggest island in the Mediterranean Sea and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the region.
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Where can one find more information about Famagusta?
Famagusta is a city on the east coast of Cyprus. Information on the town can be obtained from their website or that of the Republic of Cyprus. Smithsonian Magazine featured an article on the city in March 2009.
Do you need a visa to travel to Cyprus using a united kingdom convention passport?
no, both countries are part of the EU
What is the swift code for Bank of Cyprus?
Go to www.swift.com, enter the name of the bank in the search panel, then find the branch you need the swift code of (there are plenty).
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When was The Cyprus Foundation for Muscular Dystrophy Research created?
The Cyprus Foundation for Muscular Dystrophy Research was created in 1987.
What type of government does Cyprus have?
Cyprus has multiparty elections. Three parties are the National Unity Party, the Democratic Party, the Social Welfare Party and the Republican Turkish Party. At the last election there were 80 seats in the house of representatives.
It is a Presidential Republic.
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no. up to 8 years for dealing. fine and smaller sentences for having less than 5 grams.
Do humming birds live in Cyprus?
i've just got back from a visit to famagusta in cyprus and i'm sure i saw a hummingbird in my daughters garden on several occasions. i couldn't photograph it bcoz it was too fast. can anyone pls confirm if i'm right, would love to be as it was a very beautiful experience. pls reply to lindawilliams21@btinternet.com
Greek Orthodox Christianity.
Do flights go from stansted to Cyprus?
They certainly do to North Cyprus! Pegasus Airlines fly to Ercan International Airport in the TRNC via Istanbul (all North Cyprus flights have a set-down in Turkey). Their prices are good, they have excellent legroom too, and a good record of departing on time. Compare that with some of the airlines that fly into the south...
Do venomous spiders live in Cyprus?
Tarantulas can be found in Cyprus, they are not however commonly found there and Tarantulas are timid and will not usually show themselves, i held a tarantula in my hand when i was 5 and i assure they are much more unlikely to show themselves
How long did the British control Cyprus?
Cyprus was a British colony for 82 years, from 1878 when it was ceded to Britain by the Ottoman Empire up until Independence in 1960.
How much money does an architect in Cyprus earn?
It depends where he works, how many clients he has, and how much experience has. Not two architects will earn exactly the same. A good architect in Cyprus will learn at least 3,000 euros per month if he works as an employee, and many times more if he runs his own successful company.
If my passport runs out next February am I ok to use this to go to Cyprus in June or July this year?
obviously it runs out next year. check it out with someone else anyway cos im only a kid
Of course- in fact, road travel is almost the ONLY way to get around it!
Cyprus is covered in a network of motorways linking all the major cities (although when passing through to the Northern Turkish sector, you need to go through a checkpoint to get your passport stamped, and rental cars from the South are not allowed through). Almost all transportation in Cyprus is by road, either by car or taxi- there are buses in the major cities, but few Cypriots use these as they are looked down upon as the transport of the poor, so are used mostly by Sri Lankan, Philippino or Russian expatriate workers.
There has been no rail network in Cyprus for decades- a narrow-gauge line linking Famagusta with Nicosia was built by the British, but this closed down in 1952. It is possible to get internal flights from Larnaca to Paphos, which take about 20 minutes, and some light ferry companies operate along the Southern coast, as well as there being a major ferry link between Limassol and Thessaloniki in Greece.
Cyprus is an independent country and belongs to itself.
Can you holiday in Cyprus at the age of 17?
believe me you can get anyware and drink anything at the age of 17 in Cyprus
Is there a problem crossing into northern Cyprus with an Australian passport?
There is no problem crossing into Northern Cyprus From southern Cyprus on an Australian Passport. As far as i know though, you must return on the same day.
What is the correct way to trim a Cyprus tree and it's above ground roots?
Let's assume you are asking about bald cypress or Taxodium distichum. This is a lovely large deciduous tree that is often found in swampy wet areas. However, they make great landscape trees even in well-drained soils. Bald cypress trees rarely need pruning. When young, they have a neat pyramidal shape and when mature the canopy is more spreading. Prune them only to remove low branches, damaged wood, rubbing branches or those with an attachment angle greater than 60 degrees (tighter angles may grow to form occluded wood and are more susceptible to damage in high winds.) When to prune depends on the hardiness zone, but generally a good time to prune a non-fruiting deciduous tree is in early spring. At least, finish pruning by mid-summer to allow enough time for the new growth stimulated by pruning cuts to mature before winter. The above-ground roots you mention are also known as knees. The function is unknown though scientist speculate they may help with oxygen absorption stabilize the trees in wet soils or protect the leaves from foraging dinosaurs. Cypress trees tend to form knees in wet locations, in drier landscapes they usually do not appear. Knees can be removed at any time, though I would do so only if they pose a hazard to things like lawn mowers or folks with walkers
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According to the Democracy Index they score a 7.7 out of 10 in making them a "Flawed Democracy" The Index score countries based on their Electoral Process, Pluralism, Government Function and Effectiveness, Political Participation (who gets to vote), Political Culture, and overall Civil Liberties.
(True Democracies score an 8 or higher on the Index)
