Cyprus diplomacy: President Nikos Christodoulides heads to New York for a packed UN General Assembly week, including meetings with UN chief António Guterres and Jordan’s King Abdullah, with Cyprus talks front and centre. Road safety: Cyprus police arrested a 26-year-old after a high-speed Limassol–Paphos motorway chase (161km/h in a 100km/h zone), with no licence or insurance found. Tourism & travel policy: A new ETIAS digital entry authorisation could see some UK travellers refused entry to Cyprus and other European destinations unless they register and pay the fee. Regional security with tourist impact: Mediterranean visitors in Crete got a front-row view of the Medusa 15 drills near Chania, with Greece, Egypt, France, Italy and Cyprus participating. Israeli visitor focus: Cyprus faces fresh debate after controversial billboards targeting Israeli election campaigning near Larnaca—an MP has tabled a bill to ban outdoor ads for foreign elections. Healthcare travel: Cyprus says overseas treatment complements Gesy, with the HIO reporting 1,234 requests to send patients abroad over the past year.