As Cypriots prepare for a holiday season of shopping and festivities, they’ve been watching TV. As the country prepares to celebrate the holidays with its usual celebration, they have been enjoying some shows from the islands closest neighbors, Cyprus and Greece. The country’s two newest dramas are two of the newest shows
When Cypriots first began reporting on the economic crisis, many Greeks feared that the crisis would bring about an economic collapse.That’s when Cypriot TV channel Shiloh Live broadcasted live from the country’s capital, Nicosia, where the economic meltdown was still taking hold.In that program, which lasted for two hours, Shilolos
It can cost up to €8,000 a month, and is a much higher price than most people would have been willing to pay for a one-bedroom apartment in their home city.And even if they could afford it, they would likely struggle to make ends meet.Cyprus has one of the lowest
Cyprus broadcasting live on CNBC’s “Cyprus Live” network on Sunday, March 13, was the first time the island nation had aired an actual live broadcast since its collapse in 2008.Cyprus’s government, which was founded by a Turkish-Greek consortium in 1974, is one of the wealthiest in the world, but its