Vaccination Compliance in Church: Twelve priests in Nicosia’s archbishopric district were suspended after not responding to Archbishop Chrysostom’s call to be vaccinated against coronavirus, with the church warning the leave could extend and citing wider pressure from the Synod. Heat and Worker Safety: A Cyprus Institute study warns extreme heat could cost the economy €2.3bn–€3.8bn by 2050 unless workplaces adapt, with outdoor and poorly cooled sectors most at risk. Public Sector Sick Leave Talks: Cyprus unions and the government will begin discussions next month on sick leave rules, with officials focused on misuse while pledging not to harm chronic patients’ rights. Microplastics and Heart Health: A new report highlights findings linking microplastics in blood to heart disease, raising fresh questions about everyday exposures like bottled water and synthetic materials. Stray Cat Crisis: A scientific study says Cyprus’ stray cat population has surpassed 2 million, warning of a worsening animal-welfare and population-management breakdown. Tobacco Seizures: Customs at Deryneia crossing seized cigarettes and hookah tobacco lacking required health markings, leading to fines and impounding. Cancer Care Expansion: Oncology Consultants welcomed Dr. Asad Haider, adding new medical oncology capacity across Northeast, Cypress and Willowbrook locations. Community Health Remembrance: Cyprus marked the 1974 Athalassa hospital bombing anniversary, honouring 33 victims and renewing calls to strengthen mental health services.