AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoGSI Push: President Nikos Christodoulides says Cyprus is “closer than ever” to implementing the Great Sea Interconnector after French investor Meridiam’s entry, while Finance Minister Makis Keravnos warns costs could rise well above the €1.9bn figure and questions remain over whether electricity prices will fall. Security & Diplomacy: Police step up security for Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit, with a protest planned outside the presidential palace. Energy & Environment: Mazotos residents demand cancellation of a desalination plant decision, alleging lack of consultation and missing studies. Justice & Crime: A cross-border undercover operation has exposed an alleged murder-for-hire plot targeting twin brothers in Cyprus; eight arrests were made across Europe. Missing Persons: Cyprus marks progress but still has 760 missing from the 1974 Turkish invasion unidentified, with calls for better lab capacity and access to Turkish archives. Public Services: Primary schools start the year with math textbooks missing for most grades due to delivery delays.
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