Cross-border enforcement: A new explainer asks whether foreign tourists must pay Swiss fines when they’re just transiting, noting that EU-linked data-sharing can make tickets arrive later with payment instructions. EU enlargement outlook: A policy roundup reviews how EU candidate status works and why Montenegro is seen as the most likely next country to move toward full membership, with criteria spanning democracy, courts, anti-corruption, and economic stability. Pharma trade pressure: Coverage highlights major US tariff changes hitting branded drugs and, separately, generics—raising questions for global supply chains and pricing timelines. Justice & digital hiring: UK government job postings for software and data roles at the Met Office, HM Treasury, and the Ministry of Justice show continued investment in public-sector digital systems. Political debate on voting rules: A UK political think-tank pushes “reciprocism,” including proposals like requiring citizens to vote or take part in community life, sparking debate over compulsory voting. Climate and disaster politics: A climate-focused commentary ties extreme heat, wildfires, and fossil-fuel policy to broader political choices and security risks. Public service media: An opinion piece revisits Liechtenstein’s public radio shutdown after a referendum, arguing that the mission of public media still matters amid misinformation and funding pressure.