UN Clarifies UNFICYP Commander Status: The UN has denied a media report claiming Lieutenant General Mohammad Asadullah Minhazul Alam was removed, saying he “remains the Unficyp force commander” and continues duties. Medical Safety Probe in Greece: Greek authorities and the Athens medical association inspected the private clinic where singer Giorgos Mazonakis died after cardiac arrest, focusing on licensing and whether plasmapheresis equipment and authorization were in place. Access to Care in Cyprus: A Cyprus patient reportedly missed a transplant because no flight to Athens could be found in time, prompting calls for fixes to overseas treatment and companion support processes. Road Safety in Nicosia: An 85-year-old was critically injured after being struck by a reversing car near Archbishop Makarios Square; the driver tested negative for alcohol but positive for drugs. Public Health & Nutrition for Kids: ALPHAMEGA’s second children’s nutrition and cooking workshop at the University of Nicosia drew more families, aiming to build healthy habits and reduce screen time. Community Health Education: “The League,” a free year-round tech education ecosystem for teens 16+, launched in Cyprus with an eight-week AI basecamp intake starting soon. Local Health-Related Crime Alert: Police arrested two men in Nicosia over an assault case involving vehicle attacks; victims were taken to hospital. Health-Linked International Incident: Migrants rescued after a Lebanon boat fire were handed over to Syrian authorities; three were treated for severe burns. Health Policy Watch: EU Critical Medicines Act coverage highlights how future generic medicine manufacturing could shift—relevant to Cyprus pharma supply and costs.