Alix Norman is the Chief Features Writer at EcoSolutions. She focuses on a diverse range of themes including animals, animal cruelty, culture and society, as well as travel and tourism, weaving these topics into her storytelling. Alix's work has been featured in EcoSolutions and Cyprus Mail.
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Alix Norman's articles predominantly cover local events and societal issues in Cyprus, particularly related to culture, family, and home. She frequently cites data and provides expert commentary on these topics.
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‘This is a place where resilience runs deep, where every struggle only makes us stronger' In Cyprus, legend tells of a warrior so mighty that his strength reshaped the very land…
‘Our Cypriot grandparents didn't know The Magic Number. But they did know the secret to a life well-lived!' In 1976, Stamatis Moraitis was given six months to live.
This year, almost half the world will vote! Cyprus won’t: our presidential elections took place last year. But 28 other nations will. And together, their citizens make up 50 per cent of humanity. Seven of the top 10 most populous nations are going to the polls this year. It began…
“Everywhere changes,” says Sarah Harrison. “But Cyprus changed in ways I could never have imagined: by the time I left, it felt like the island I fell in love with had slipped away...” According to the latest Eurostat data, 18,000 people emigrated away from the island in 2022 (the last…
‘Bark! Bark, bark, bark – all day and all night! I was going insane...' According to 2020 research, Cyprus has by far the highest level of urban noise pollution in Europe.
Yes, larger villages had occasional markets, and there was always a panayiri. But the weekly shop down in the town (hair-raising hairpin bends on the bus; women sitting at the back, men at the front, and chickens in between) was the big event…
Do you think you actually chose your job? In Cyprus, chances are you didn’t. Men are safe – they usually have the freedom to pursue the career they choose. But women? Well, that’s a different story entirely... “On this island, a woman’s career path is often predetermined from birth,” reveals…
In September 2023, Tala Cat Park was struggling. Dawn Foote, the founder of the feline rescue centre, had suffered a debilitating stroke. The facilities for the roughly 800 cats under her care were worn with time. Help was thin on the ground. And winter was on its way…
Well, if the bread you were looking at was Ploumisto Psomi, the frog would be a good omen. In Cyprus, decorated breads have always had deep cultural and spiritual significance. And every design carries multi-layered symbolism…
We have snow. We have fir trees. And we have Christmas markets – which are so overwhelmingly popular that Fikardou often ends up gridlocked every weekend in December!
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