Cyprus Politics & Governance: Former President Nicos Anastasiades escalated his fight with the Anti-Corruption Authority, accusing it of bowing to “people’s courts” and saying its findings don’t match the evidence. Elections & Parties: DISY MP Giorgos Pamborides says he will seek the party’s 2028 presidential nomination and warns organized crime has penetrated parts of public life, while arguing DISY should choose candidates in a way that avoids damaging internal rivalry. Education Policy: The government expands full-day schools to 381 campuses from September, with the minister stressing it’s structured teaching, not just childcare. Security & Infrastructure: Cabinet approved new police and fire service facilities in Larnaca, with construction targeted for 2027. Cyprus-Turkey Tensions: Turkey’s planned marine parks could extend toward Cyprus, with experts linking the move to energy and interconnector disputes. International Spotlight: Barcelona’s official youth camp in occupied north Cyprus triggers fresh objections, with the Cyprus Football Association urging UEFA and Spain to stop it. Economy & Daily Life: Cyprus fuel prices rose less than the EU average, and the finance minister says the economy remains resilient despite inflation pressures. Public Health: Cabinet approved a national multiple sclerosis strategy, including a registry and early diagnosis push.