Cyprus Politics & Justice: President Nikos Christodoulides says the government will launch a full probe into the Independent Authority Against Corruption’s “Mafia State” findings, while calls for the attorney-general to recuse are set to be handled within constitutional limits. Anti-Corruption Fallout: The watchdog report alleges possible influence trading and abuse of power involving ex-president Nicos Anastasiades, his former law firm and associates, prompting fresh demands for stronger powers and an independent prosecutor. EU & Turkey: The European Parliament adopted a tough resolution on Turkey, warning accession talks can’t restart without rule-of-law progress and condemning Ankara’s “Blue Homeland” doctrine; five Cypriot MEPs abstained. Migration: Cyprus, Greece, Italy and Malta back tougher EU action on irregular migration, stressing border control and smuggler-cracking within the EU migration pact. Tourism & Economy: Cyprus tourist arrivals fell 4.9% in May, though Israel rebounded sharply; inflation in Cyprus also accelerated in May. Business & Finance: CySEC put EU supervision in the spotlight at iFX EXPO in Limassol, and Fiinova launched a digital banking service offering Finnish IBANs to EU customers. Culture: The 26th Famagusta Culture and Arts Festival opens June 23, with music, theatre and dance across major historic venues.