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Last update: 9 hours agoEnergy Infrastructure: Turkey issued a counter-notice challenging a Greek naval exercise that overlaps the planned Greece–Cyprus power cable route, as contractor Nexans prepares to resume seabed surveys. Cyprus is also pressing the EU for energy-cost relief and a delay to ETS2. Shipping: Cyprus’ ship registry has grown 27% since September 2023, reaching its highest level in 25 years, as the island courts Japanese shipowners. Separately, tanker group International Seaways agreed to buy Bruton for about $370 million; the Fredriksen family’s trusts are its largest shareholder. Technology: Cyprus ranked among EU leaders in business use of agentic AI, accounting for 81% of OpenAI business output in the latest data, and promoted local cybersecurity, fintech and digital services at UAE industry events. Agriculture: The Cabinet approved €4.6 million in emergency aid for drought-hit farmers, while pesticide residues exceeded EU limits in more than 13% of Cyprus samples.
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