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Last update: 6 hours agoTourism Pressure Hits Cyprus Hotels: Cyprus is bracing for a “difficult summer” as Middle East tensions cool travel demand, with hotel owners warning revenues and profitability are at risk—yet so far none are seeking bank relief, and they say prices likely won’t be cut to avoid damaging service quality and the island’s image. Shipping Momentum: Cyprus shipping keeps climbing: President Christodoulides told the Shipping Chamber that the Ship Register is up 23% since Sept 2023, revenues and tonnage-tax income have risen, and Cyprus has gained stronger standing at the IMO. Security Crackdown: Cyprus has launched its first major organized-crime operation—arresting three and freezing assets worth over €420,000—while customs also seized more than €208,000 in undeclared cash at Agios Dometios. Politics & Diplomacy: Christodoulides addressed the Greek Parliament for the first time in 16 years, calling reunification non-negotiable and stressing Cyprus-Greece unity. EU Education Update: Erasmus+ is set to widen participation via “partial association,” but without a budget jump to the levels the sector wanted.
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