Cyprus Peace Process: UN envoy María Ángela Holguín warns the “window of opportunity” for restarting Cyprus talks is closing, citing a lack of political will on confidence-building steps and a more hostile regional climate after New York trilateral plans stalled. Turkish Cypriot Status Debate: Veteran journalist Özer Kanlı tells President Tufan Erhürman the key question isn’t whether talks resume, but what settlement would mean for Turkish Cypriots’ status, political equality and security. UN Meeting Row: Erhürman says he won’t go beyond UN chief Guterres’ seven points and denies rejecting a trilateral meeting, arguing Christodoulides’ proposal came from the Greek Cypriot side and that “watered down” points were added. National Council: President Christodoulides convenes a National Council meeting to brief political leadership on UNGA-related developments and next steps to resume substantive negotiations. Human Trafficking: Cyprus is ranked among EU leaders for having a fully designated national contact point and an institutionalised cross-border referral mechanism, though the report flags training and capacity gaps. Energy Cable: Greece denies plans to redesign the Great Sea Interconnector route amid reports of a possible adjustment to avoid a Turkish-declared marine park near Kastellorizo. Cost of Living: Heating-oil and fuel prices are projected to surge this winter, with heating-oil costs rising by about €650 for households. Domestic Politics: DISY’s Annita Demetriou announces her bid for the party’s 2028 presidential nomination after Averof Neophytou’s separate entry sparked internal tension. Public Safety: New stamps honour Cyprus police, fire brigade and National Guard personnel, with Transport Minister Evie Tsolaki stressing safety as a government priority.