Given the this directory structure:

```
logs
├── 2020
│  ├── 2020101.zip
|  ├── ...
├── 2021
│  ├── 2021101.zip
|  ├── ...
```

The following piece of code:

```python
from pathlib import Path
from zipfile import Path as ZipPath

for item in Path("logs").iterdir():
    if item.is_dir():
        path = next(item.iterdir())
        print(ZipPath(path).name)

```

gives different results between Python 3.9.7 (empty strings) and 3.10.0 (the zip files name)

What does "path" (the input to ZipPath) look like?

Please change your print statement to:
print(repr(path), ZipPath(path).name)

Then send us the output from each version of python.

Actually, printing out:
print(repr(path), repr(ZipPath(path)))
would be more useful.

If I don't hear back in a few days, I'm going to close this issue.

The output of:

```python
print(repr(path), repr(ZipPath(path)))

```

gives this in both versions:

```
PosixPath('logs/2020/2020101.zip') Path('logs/2020/2020101.zip', '')
PosixPath('logs/2021/2021101.zip') Path('logs/2021/2021101.zip', '')
```

It looks like this was changed in https://bugs.python.org/issue42043

@jaraco might have some insights.