Established in 2008, the Famagusta Gazette came into being as a lifestyle, information, and news platform designed to help non-Greek and non-Turkish speakers navigate daily life and current events across Cyprus. The outlet built its readership around expats, foreign workers, UN peacekeeping staff, and others seeking accessible English language coverage of developments across the Republic of Cyprus, Northern Cyprus, the British Sovereign Base Areas, and UN operations on the island. Today, the Famagusta Gazette continues to publish news, features, travel guides, and historical retrospectives from its base in Famagusta, Cyprus. Today, the Famagusta Gazette is mainly focused on Cyprus political developments, UN peacekeeping affairs, regional Mediterranean news, and cross community Cyprus issues from their headquarters in Famagusta. One interesting fact: The Famagusta Gazette was specifically created to serve as a bridge for English speaking residents who don't speak Greek or Turkish, filling an information gap for the substantial international and UN community living on a politically divided island.