Housing Crisis Politics (Spain): Spain’s parliament rejected both emergency housing decrees meant to calm protests over evictions, dealing a blow to PM Pedro Sánchez ahead of 2027 elections and triggering fresh demonstrations. Government Accountability (Curaçao): Curaçao’s access-to-information watchdog says it’s still waiting on government data on how the island’s open-government law is working, while parliament prepares to revisit the 2023 audit. Economic Diplomacy (Moldova): Moldova’s foreign ministry briefed lawmakers on economic diplomacy goals—investment, exports, and tourism—plus new performance indicators and coordination to track results. Public Sector Pay (Philippines): Government workers are pushing to raise the proposed 2027 PERA allowance from P2,500 to P5,000, arguing the increase won’t match living costs. AI & Government Risk (US/Global): Anthropic’s IPO filing warns that strained government relations could spill over to commercial partners and customers, even though direct government revenue is small. Rights vs Politics (Cyprus): Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhürman says children’s rights in mixed marriages and related visa/scholarship barriers are human rights, not political bargaining. Education Labor (Ghana): Teacher unions in Brong Ahafo keep striking, saying the education ministry offered no concrete commitments or timelines. Health Infrastructure (New Zealand): New Zealand’s government is buying $45.3m land in Drury for a major South Auckland hospital to ease pressure on Middlemore. ICE Death Lawsuits (US): Renee Good’s family filed civil suits against the federal government and officials over her fatal ICE shooting.