UN Diplomacy: President Nikos Christodoulides heads from Athens to New York for the UN General Assembly, with meetings lined up with the UN secretary-general’s Cyprus envoy, Jordan’s King Abdullah II and Chevron’s leadership. Aviation Safety: Parliament hears staffing gaps at Nicosia’s air traffic control centre—90 of 140 posts filled—alongside calls to upgrade systems and revisit plans for a state-owned air navigation services company. Water & Environment: Investigative reporting says Cyprus can’t accurately calculate how much groundwater is pumped, citing missing borehole records, weak monitoring and nitrate/seawater pressure on aquifers. EU Policy & Youth Online: The European Commission proposes restricting social media for children under 13, using a decentralised age-verification app already piloted in Cyprus. Capital Markets: The Cyprus Stock Exchange approves listing of 3.54m additional Globalwealth shares, with trading set to start Sept. 22. Energy & Shipping: Toro Corp. agrees to buy two MR tanker vessels and takes delivery of both, funded with cash on hand. Labour Skills: Labour Minister Marinos Mousiouttas pushes stronger vocational training as working lives lengthen, highlighting rising participation in adult training. Tourism & Housing: Nicosia’s historic centre is set to gain 200+ private student rooms, as the municipality targets more student capacity by 2029. Fuel Costs: The finance ministry says it is monitoring fuel price pressures amid debate over possible VAT relief options.