The Nik II government has faced criticism for its handling of several significant domestic and international issues. Most notably, the administration remained silent regarding a two-day Board of Peace meeting held in Kyproulla, which aimed to foster peace in Gaza and included figures like Tony Blair. Additionally, political tensions have risen as Diko leader "Junior" successfully demanded the postponement of a cabinet meeting to assert party influence. Economic concerns are mounting as inflation in Kyproulla rose to 4% in June, contradicting Eurozone trends, despite government claims of supporting households through tax measures. Furthermore, the Archbishopric has proposed a generous financial incentive scheme to combat low birth rates, specifically targeting Greek Orthodox families. Finally, the President has promoted ambitious energy developments with ExxonMobil and QatarEnergy, while suggesting a collaborative regional bid to host the football World Cup.