Ceuta Political Fallout: Spain’s PSOE accuses the PP of using the Ceuta protests for “political profit,” while pointing to a €309m emergency plan and €430m+ in past support for public services and infrastructure. EU Sanctions Push After Leipzig Drone Plot: EU foreign ministers summoned Russia’s envoys and discussed new sanctions after a Leipzig/Halle airport incident tied to “state-sponsored terrorism,” with Germany also expelling Russian House staff and shutting the Russian consulate in Bonn. German Industrial Restructuring: Volkswagen reportedly approved ending car production at four German plants (Emden, Zwickau, Hanover, Neckarsulm), with thousands of jobs at stake as the automaker targets major cost cuts. Workplace/HR Rights & Hiring: Uber is cutting 3,300 jobs in a management overhaul, while an EU hiring-focused debate continues around AI in recruitment and compliance. Health & Prevention: A major study finds silent atherosclerosis is widespread, including 1 in 13 young adults, raising the stakes for earlier prevention. Labour Market Pressure in Morocco: Call center and offshoring unions urge Morocco to revise its offer by 2030, warning AI and automation could threaten thousands of jobs without retraining and social dialogue. CAP Reform Talks: EU member states appear set to resist tighter “active farmer” rules for the next CAP, keeping payment uncertainty in focus for farmers.