Nikolaos Prakas is a journalist based in Nicosia, Cyprus. With a focus on local news, Nikolaos contributes to the Cyprus Mail and has also had his work featured in Cyprus Property Buyers. His articles cover a range of topics including accidents, crime, politics, and community events, providing timely and informative coverage of events happening in Cyprus.
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Nikolaos Prakas focuses on local news in Cyprus, with a heavy emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. Given the high coverage of politics and crime, he would likely be interested in pitches related to these topics within Cyprus, particularly those that involve breaking news or evolving stories.
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Turkish Cypriot ‘prime minister' Unal Ustel was voted at the head of the UBP party in the north, it emerged on Sunday.
Thousands of people gathered on Sunday to protest former Auditor-General Odysseas Michaelides' dismissal by the Supreme Constitutional Court.
Ten suspects were charged on Sunday for rioting outside Alphamega stadium in Limassol ahead of a scheduled Ael-Apollon match.
A 70-year-old found dead in the sea last week in Limassol was identified as a British permanent resident. She has serious health problems, a post-mortem showed on Monday.
EU member states share common goals of achieving climate neutrality and ensuring a sustainable, secure and affordable energy future, Energy Minister George Papanastasiou said on Monday at the opening of the 2nd MED9 ministerial meeting on energy. The conference, taking place in Larnaca, welcomed energy ministers and representatives from Mediterranean…
Thefts of copper have surged over the last year as prices spiral to up to €6,500 per tonne, despite the risks thieves face of electrocuting themselves as they cut power lines to sell copper wiring to scrapyards.
Police said on Sunday a vehicle was severely damaged in a fire that was set in the early hours by an unknown assailant.
By: Nikolaos Prakas
Corporate Social Responsibility is constantly evolving and is no longer solely based on philanthropy and volunteering. Indeed, even its name has changed in recent years to Corporate Sustainability and Responsibility.
By: Adonis Adoni, Marianna Nicolaou, Nikolaos Prakas
In recent years, Cyprus has been quietly – and then not so quietly – reinventing itself. The bulk of foreign direct investment (FDI) flowing into the economy has reduced its reliance on the traditional trio of real estate, tourism and services, leading to a new pillar of economic activity: technology.
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