Zenox Public Affairs

04/09/2026

Parliament turns to fuel prices, teacher appointments and child-centred family law.

Zenox Public Affairs, in collaboration with Nomoplatform, is pleased to share its exclusive parliamentary newsletter, providing a closer look at the issues and developments shaping the week’s legislative agenda.

This week’s edition highlights developments across economic, education and family policy, including:
• Parliamentary discussion on the anticipated increase in fuel prices in 2028.
• Developments concerning the system for the appointment of teachers.
• Parliamentary consideration of the modernisation of family law, with a stronger child-centred approach.
• A look ahead to next week’s parliamentary agenda, including the modernisation of the legislative framework governing the care and protection of children.
• Upcoming discussions on strengthening and updating Cyprus’ legal framework for the integrated and sustainable management of water resources.
• Proposed amendments to the scoring criteria for male candidates who have served in the Hellenic Force in Cyprus or the Hellenic Army.

The newsletter also provides subscribers with a more detailed overview of parliamentary committee activity, legislative developments and other matters with potential implications for organisations and sectors operating in Cyprus.

Subscribers benefit from rapid access to key documents, expert consultation and on-call support on parliamentary and legislative matters.

Stay informed about the developments that may affect your organisation, industry and strategic priorities.

To learn more about Zenox Public Affairs’ parliamentary monitoring and advisory services, contact us at [email protected]

Read this week’s newsletter here: https://mailchi.mp/zenox/nomoplatform-general-newsletter-17367128

02/09/2026

The European debate on social media age restrictions is moving into a new phase.

Across the EU, policymakers are considering how age limits should interact with parental involvement, privacy safeguards, platform obligations and emerging age-verification technology.

Cyprus has already set out its political direction. But with the wider European framework still taking shape, the next steps raise important regulatory and practical questions.

We examine what businesses and organisations in Cyprus should be watching.

Read more here: https://www.zenox.cy/post/europe-rethinks-social-media-age-limits-what-does-it-mean-for-cyprus

28/08/2026

Parliament turns to child online safety, road safety and institutional accountability

Zenox Public Affairs, in collaboration with Nomoplatform, is pleased to share its exclusive parliamentary newsletter, providing a closer look at the issues and developments shaping the week’s legislative agenda.

This week’s edition highlights developments across digital policy, public safety and parliamentary affairs, including:

• Efforts to strengthen the digital empowerment and online protection of children.
• Parliamentary scrutiny of traffic and speeding concerns.
• The Government’s position that honorary promotion is not currently provided for the children of missing or fallen police officers.
• George Loukaidis’ appointment to lead the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe’s preparatory mission to Morocco ahead of the country’s parliamentary elections.

The newsletter also provides subscribers with a more detailed overview of parliamentary committee activity, legislative developments and other matters with potential implications for organisations and sectors operating in Cyprus.

Subscribers benefit from rapid access to key documents, expert consultation and on-call support on parliamentary and legislative matters.

Please find a link to this week’s newsletter here: https://mailchi.mp/nomoplatform/nomoplatform-general-newsletter-17366922

Stay informed about the developments that may affect your organisation, industry and strategic priorities.

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26/08/2026

Europe’s tourism model is entering a period of change as rising temperatures, extreme weather and climate pressures reshape travel patterns across the continent.

For Cyprus, where tourism remains a major pillar of the economy, the implications could be significant, from changing visitor patterns to rising costs and the need for greater resilience.

What should businesses and policymakers be considering as the future of Mediterranean tourism evolves?

Alexandra Epifaniou examines the developments and what they could mean for Cyprus.

Read more here: https://www.zenox.cy/post/the-future-of-european-tourism-is-changing-is-cyprus-ready

21/08/2026

Europe’s approach to financing high-growth technology companies is entering a new phase.

With the Scaleup Europe Fund now moving from policy to implementation, its significance may extend beyond Europe’s largest technology hubs, including to smaller innovation ecosystems such as Cyprus.

What should businesses, investors and policymakers be watching as the Fund takes shape?

Alexandra Epifaniou examines the developments and their potential relevance for Cyprus.

Read more here: https://www.zenox.cy/post/the-eu-s-new-scaleup-europe-fund-why-cyprus-should-be-paying-attention

13/08/2026

The EU’s emerging Strategies for Islands and Coastal Communities could strengthen Cyprus’s position on key challenges such as energy, connectivity, climate resilience and economic diversification.

The real opportunity will depend on how these priorities are translated into national investment plans, funding programmes and concrete projects—and how early businesses engage in that process.

Read more here: https://www.zenox.cy/post/eu-strategies-for-islands-and-coastal-communities-what-do-they-mean-for-cyprus

07/08/2026

The EU has extended key AI Act deadlines - but for Cyprus businesses, this is preparation time, not a pause.

Transparency obligations are already in force, while high-risk AI systems will face major compliance requirements from 2027 onwards. Businesses should use the extra time to map AI use, assess risk, review suppliers and strengthen internal governance.

Read the full article here:

The EU AI Act, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, is the world’s first comprehensive legal framework for artificial intelligence. On 19 November 2025, the European Commission proposed the Digital Omnibus on AI as part of a wider effort to simplify the EU’s digital rulebook and reduce compliance burdens....

28/07/2026

Renewed UN engagement and closer EU coordination are creating cautious momentum on the Cyprus issue.

While major political differences remain, practical confidence-building measures could strengthen cooperation, connectivity and trust.

For businesses and investors, even incremental progress may influence geopolitical risk, market access and investment confidence.

Find the full article here :

After years of limited progress, the Cyprus issue is once again attracting sustained diplomatic attention. Expectations remain measured, but recent developments indicate that both the United Nations and the European Union are investing renewed political capital in creating the conditions for negotia...

23/07/2026

📢 Zenox Public Affairs is hiring a Public Policy Officer!

We are looking for a motivated professional to join our team on a full-time basis and contribute to regulatory monitoring, policy analysis, strategic client advice, stakeholder engagement and the preparation of policy briefs and reports.

Candidates should have a degree in Law, Political Science or a related field, excellent Greek and English communication skills, and strong organisational and interpersonal abilities.

📩 Send your CV to [email protected], quoting PPO2026, by 22 August 2026.

21/07/2026

Transparency is becoming Europe’s test of good governance.

Lobbying is legitimate, but only when influence is visible, disclosure is meaningful and rules are enforced.

Across Europe, the debate is moving beyond registers toward genuine public accountability.

Read more here: https://www.zenox.cy/post/lobbying-in-the-open-why-transparency-has-become-europe-s-test-of-good-governance