Palestinian Diplomacy: Mahmoud Abbas urged President Nikos Christodoulides to use Cyprus’s ties with Israel to help restart peace talks, and said Cyprus could play a “very significant role” in mediation. Christodoulides said Nicosia was ready to help; Turkish Cypriot officials protested that Abbas’s visit ignored their community’s rights and sensitivities. Cyprus Talks: UN envoy Maria Angela Holguin is due to meet Christodoulides on Friday and Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman on Monday, with a joint meeting planned for November 9. The leaders have agreed to avoid public comment on specific issues for now. Missing Persons: Christodoulides called finding the 920 people still missing from the 1963–64 conflict and 1974 invasion a top priority, while the Audit Office flagged eight questionable POW benefit cases and urged a records overhaul. State Reform: Disy leadership hopeful George Pamboridis proposed replacing the 1960 Constitution, arguing Cyprus needs stronger checks on public power. Regional Tensions: Cyprus has joined opposition to Libya’s ratification of a maritime deal with Türkiye, which critics say could challenge regional maritime claims. Greece says the Greece–Cyprus electricity link is proceeding as planned.