Nathan Morley

Hammarskjöld’s 50-year mystery

In this Sunday's Cyprus Mail I'm looking into claims which feature in a new book by academic Susan Williams called “Who Killed Dag Hammarskjöld” which asks intriguing questions about the possibility of foul play being behind the plane crash which killed the former UNSG back in 1961.

A glimpse of bygone life

NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN pictures of Cyprus are revealed in a new book called "Cyprus Scenes and Way of Life 1954"

The author, British pensioner Richard Chamberlain, discovered a stash of photographs he took whilst serving in the army in Cyprus 57-years-ago. The find is providing a fascinating glimpse of bygone life.

It needs more than paint to fix Famagusta

There is increasing speculation as to why the Turkish government has stumped up half a million euros to fix water-pipes in the fenced off city of Varosha, near Famagusta.

But they may find it takes more than pipes and paint to sort the problems of this dilapidated place.

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